Latest story: The Trouble with Saying Goodbye (the fourteenth story in the ‘Cutting School and Playing Games’ series) – by Tommy Linarcos.
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Story #14 Is Here!
I’m excited to share that Tommy Linarcos has just released the fourteenth story in his Cutting School and Playing Games series. And honestly, he just keeps leveling up. Before anything else, I want to give him some well-earned praise. Not only does he write with so much heart, but he’s kept this series going strong all the way to the home stretch. We’re getting closer to the end now, and things just keep on evolving toward the inevitable.
This new chapter follows Costa as he finds himself tangled up in some pretty intense feelings. It wasn’t planned he would actually have real feelings for Silke, but life had other ideas. And the interesting part? She cares for him too. Even though she’s on her way out of his life soon, the feelings are real. And just when things are complicated enough, Costa starts developing those feelings for June as well. It raises those big, messy questions about love: can your heart really split itself in two? And what happens when your girlfriend is the one nudging you toward someone else? Read for yourself in this one!
And, of course, in true Tommy fashion, things take a playful (and slightly chaotic) turn! Including a snowy, ahem, ‘clothes-optional’ adventure that becomes its own kind of real-world board game, in true spirit of the Cutting School and Playing Games series.
Go give it a read! Really! This series deserves all the love as it heads toward its finale.
The Trouble with Saying Goodbye – Part1
The Trouble with Saying Goodbye – Part2
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Tommy Linarcos has done it again! And honestly, I don’t know why I’m still surprised. I’ve just published his newest story, and it’s every bit as high-quality, addictive, and yes… dangerously sexy as you’d expect from him.
This time, he takes our heroes on an overnight ski trip where the room assignments shifted faster than the weather, and suddenly all the right people end up in all the very right places. Johnny and Lyla? Rory and Mia? Perfect pairings at last. Meanwhile, their teacher Ms. T, is about to discover that chaperoning teenagers might be an extreme sport of its own.
And then there’s the whole Johnny/Kira/Kiki situation. Because nothing says “thrilling excitement” more like a real-life round of Don’t Break the Ice! Feelings, tempers, and hormones are all just one bad move away from cracking.
Tommy again manages to mix humor, tension, sweetness, and a whole lot of heat into one three-part story. This man knows exactly how to keep a story moving and keep the reader hooked at every turn.
If you haven’t read it, do yourself a favor and dive in. It’s clever, fun, dramatic, and honestly… pretty irresistible. Tommy never misses, and this one proves it.
Thanks for sharing, Tommy!
Icebreaker – Part one
Icebreaker – Part two
Icebreaker – Part three
I want to give a quick shoutout and a thank-you to Tommy for being patient and letting my story have its moment before he dropped his new one. Now it’s his turn, and wow! This new story hits hard in all the best ways. Wink, wink…
In this part, we follow Lyla as she tries to deal with a breakup and the loss of someone close to her. She ends up spending some time with Mia and Rory, just trying not to be alone, and what starts as a quiet night together turns into something deeper and really emotional. Tommy captures that weird space between heartbreak and healing so well. The way friends can become your anchor when everything else feels like it’s falling apart, is something he manages to put into words almost perfectly.
It’s tender. It’s messy. And it’s real, just like life usually is. I really love how he writes about connection, and how even in the middle of loss, there’s still warmth and care. Definitely worth checking out.
Four in a Row is the twelfth story in the Cutting School and Playing Games series. It stands on its own, but I strongly advise to read them all. They’re great stories! Heck! It’s a great series, period!
Here’s the link. Have fun!
Link to the complete story page where you can find all the previous stories:
Tommy contacted me the other day and asked, “Hey, Jason. Why not do a Halloween post on the site with links to all the more or less Halloweeny stories?”
Well… I have to say: that is an excellent idea! Y’all know I’m from Europe, and Halloween isn’t really a thing over here. Sure! Parties are thrown, and all the stores push this down our throats for their commercial gain. But other than that, we hardly do anything about it on this side of the pond.
So, if you want to get into the Halloween mood, check out the stories (and pics) below.
Dear Diary (specifically chapter 5)
The Treehouse (specifically chapter 10)
Lockdown (specifically chapter 2)
(Doesn’t take place at Halloween, but who cares?)
Yeah… and then there are also the necro stories. Totally not my thing, but (it’s a stretch, I know…) it is mildly related to Halloween.
And just for the fun of it:
Thanks again for sorting this out, Tommy!!
* Just so you know: All images are AI generated. No real kids involved!
