Little Stories is a collection of short stories that lure the mind into a dream space of relationships and turbulent feelings. The author uses vivid scenes, live images and real strong characters and situations. His stories are detailed and well crafted, and his writing style is highly emotional and sensitive. Jeff tries to capture moments in real life, just like a photographer does. He depicts the raw reality using detailed descriptions, complex sentences and live dialogue. He talks about relationships, love, death, betrayal, misery, desperation and loneliness, all the emotions a man can feel. The readers will sympathize with him and feel the emotional ups and downs his stories convey.

This book is enjoyable to read and feel; Jeff's stories stimulate imagination and leave the reader think about the future. It is a great book for the thinking reader. Get this book from [...]

Liana Metal, author of Storytime

One of these "Little Stories" that caught my attention was Valentine's Day 2005. It is a "real story" that a lot of us can relate to, especially right now, right this moment in time. It was so real that you could see yourself ending a relationship that seemed to be one that would be there until you ended it. But that was not to be, things change, companies change and then you are at their mercy. From the moment you get the "pink slip" to the moment you walk in with your manila envelope to the HR Manager, it is not real. All moments in time cease to exist, no more passing by the guard and him smiling and waving to you. No more lunch with colleagues that you enjoyed. Jeff Roberts is very good at creating the moment in time for you. He is subtle, he is to the point and he is also encouraging you to move on and move forward right then and now. These are "real" stories and once you figure out that there is a message waiting for you, you can easily relate. I would love to see Jeff do a sequel to these stories and see where he will next take us.