Rayne was devastated after her husband passed away. She was not looking for Romance. Rogue was running away from constant Body-Shaming. She wanted to get a sex change. They met under unusual circumstances in Provincetown, Cape Cod. Their relationship continued To grow and change until they could trust each other. Their love for each other […]
Francine Rena Fried
Francine Rena Fried was born in Denver, Colorado.
Fitzimmons Army Hospital. She swears she is not an Army brat.
The family moved to Pennsylvania and Delaware.
Ms. Fried is an Abstract poet who deals with Romantic issues in an irreverent way.
Other published works include, “Revolutions Per Minute,” poetry depicting her college years,
“Mommie Pajamie,” a memoir for her mother that explores grief and loss.
“Sex With A Twist of Lime,” detailing a string of strange relationships and friendships.
Ellen Got The Girl is her first Novella.
She currently resides in the Greater Philadelphia area. She loves mangos.
Being in love for the first time has left them in shock and awe. Would they continue
Their relationship? Can they trust each other without compromising their lives?
Early tragedies in their lives threaten to break them up.
How would they overcome their insecurities and stay together?
Columbia was recovering from a devastating break-up.
Her therapist was helping her to start over from “ground zero.”
Lauren was a local musician who was going thru a break-up with her boyfriend of five years.
Would Columbia be able to move on after years of grief? She was fighting depression and loneliness.
Fortunately, she meets […]
Written with a poet’s voice, Francine Rena Fried’s newest book.
In a world full of drifters, drug addicts, dislocated and displaced souls,
Amber and Sophia find each other. The road together is paved with difficult obstacles.
Amber is emotionally numb and Sophia is recovering from domestic violence.
They work together in a Strip Club on […]
Written in a unique poetry form, Ellen Got The Girl is a coming out story, a spiritual and sexual intersection.
Would Kate stick around long enough to get well? Or, would she take the bus back to NYC or worse yet, commit suicide? Ellen gave it her all. She was loyal. Now, […]
