The Loyalty Gene:
Author: g2-1606482b1884a2a1e64a834931f510bc
Updating my Page
I’ve switched to a Mac only writing app called Ulysses. Once I figure out how, I’ll use it to make regular updates. Ideally, the updates will be weekly, but I’ll settle for monthly.
Stand by while I sort this out.
G.R. Driver
New File Formats!
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Give one of these a try. Note that you may need a compatible reader.
The Loyalty Gene – Part One EPUB version
The Loyalty Gene – Part One .mobi for Kindle
Another Update for TLG
Somehow, I messed up the margins. While fixing them this morning, I expanded a scene in chapter eight.
Update for The Loyalty Gene
This update includes a bunch of corrections and some rewritten scenes in chapters eight and ten. If there’s enough interest, I’ll upload a MOBI version.
A new Story
It’s called, The Loyalty Gene.
In a world where the ultra-wealthy buy genetically engineered playthings, three sentient slaves try to break free.
During the summer before eleventh grade, Jason Thomas falls for Stephanie, the girl next door. Stephanie, though, isn’t like any other girl.
Note: This story contains adult situations and may offend some readers.
Sorry Mom.
The Farmer’s Daughter – Short Stories
While writing TFD, I wrote four other related stories. They served as backstory for me. I’ve sent a few out to interested readers and gotten good comments. I’ve also published the Tommy short story to my Stories Online page.
For the first time ever, three of the stories are available here. The forth Story, Jonathan and Rachel isn’t complete enough and a good bit of it made its way into TFD. I may finish it up someday, but probably not.
Kevin and Kristen tells how they met and how their relationship fared.
Kristen and Andrew fills in the story for how they became a couple.
Tommy tells a little of his Marine Corps story. I want to finish this one.
TFD is Complete
Here are the last two chapters of The Farmer’s Daughter. I hope you enjoy them.
TFD: Chapter Eight
This is actually the fourth version of chapter eight. I spent a lot of time trying to tell the story from the wrong point of view. This version is much, much better.
I hope you enjoy it.
G. R. Driver 