Alan thought he'd have an easy time when Aunt Therese moved in to take care of him. She decided that a change was in order, and that a niece would be easier to deal with.

Another BigCloset TopShelf story. Charlene's ability to be 'On Time' is questioned...

Another BigCloset TopShelf story. Charlie awakes after a nice nap...

Another BigCloset TopShelf story.   Jane has her first interview with Charlie...   A toast... and to sleep!

Another BigCloset TopShelf story.   Charlie's final family fling before heading for Season's House.

Another BigCloset TopShelf story.   The second installment of Charlie's dilemma.   How he ended up at Jane's school.

Chapter Eight: David settles in to life at the Clinic and perfects his disguise. The clinic promises safety but David’s paranoia leaves him in doubt, even as Cindy makes a new friend.

Chapter Six: The drive to the Asklepios Clinic is a long one. It may be just what David and K, Cindy and her Mom need to work through some issues, share some history and learn a little more about each other.

Chapter Four: David discovers that sometimes high heels and makeup just aren’t enough, especially when the enemy draws close. But just who is the real enemy, he begins to wonder.

Chapter Two: Reluctantly agreeing to Agent K’s plan, David finds himself coddled and squeezed into the identity of Cindy Long. But just what kind of girl is Cindy, he begins to wonder.

This is for Jillian. You asked to see Archie and Reggie as hostesses at a community event. I didn't write about Ms. Lodge's party, but here's the invitation. I don't know, though, whether "hostesses" is quite the right word. Karen Dietz is responsible for the great artwork.

Another BigCloset TopShelf story.

A well-tended house on a quiet suburban street hides a crime Stark must avenge, and a criminal that must be punished. When a wife's CD plays a different tune, someone has to pay the piper — and Stark's the new DJ. The song's not pretty, but someone's going to dance to it ... for a long, long time.

Synopsis: "If you can't change your boy to be like other boys, then simply change the other boys to be more like your boy!" Capo De Matzo said to his Don in that low soft spoken gravely voice of his. His Don, Don Venuto, nodded and laughed. Don Venuto laughed, because he was about to make those boys teasing his son an offer that they couldn't refuse.

This one is dark, very dark. Do not read this expecting lightness, it describes how petticoat punishment can go very, very WRONG. I wrote it to let out a lot of dark feelings, and am posting it here because it is a work of mine, not because I expect feedback. You have been warned.