I said I am interested in their stories. I am waiting for Gods guidance. I will hopefully make the right decision. Yes, Islam sounds convincing but I do not have conviction yet.
The Qur'an is replete with their stories. The entire Surah Yusuf is a story, that touches on subjects such as jealousy, hatred, hatching plots, love and forgiveness, dreams, patience, trust and hope in Allah, indeed it is not just about a prophet, but a family... Most of us can relate one way or another with some of the things in it. Surah Taha and Surat ul Qasas, are exclusively the story of Musa :as:. From babyhood, when put into the basket in the river, found and brought up by Pharaohs family, but still reunited with his mother, travelling with his family and Allah speaking to him, the miracles he was given etc etc. Throughout the Qur'an there are stories of other prophets too - brief in some places, longer in others. For us to learn lessons from. Everyone likes a good story, and that's one of the modes Allah employs in the Qur'an.
Remember though, that there's a difference between what we want to know, and what we actually need to know. Allah, all-Wise, has told us only what we need to know. Otherwise the Qur'an would be too long. If it was a separate volume, as you might have hinted before, then you'd have Qur'an, sunnah in hadeeth, separate stories of prophets etc and people would complain that it's too much. Allah doesn't overburden us. He is the Most Merciful.
Believing in Prophet Muhammad

doesn't neglect the previous prophets, but confirms it positively and emphatically. Someone once asked, here on the forum, that in the tashahhud in salaat, we bear witness that Muhammad

is the messenger of Allah, but we don't mention the other prophets, and doesn't that discriminate against or neglect them?
We say "peace be upon us and all the righteous servants of Allah", and in those short words we include everyone, even the former prophets. Salaat isn't routinely meant to be long and drawn out (other than the recitation of one's choice if desired), with mention of every single prophet, or every group of righteous people mentioned separately. Muhammad

is a culmination of the same message they all came with, belief in him by default meaning you believe in and honour the others.
Also, look at this ayah:
And whoever obeys Allah and the Messenger - those will be with the ones upon whom Allah has bestowed favor, of the prophets, the steadfast affirmers of truth, the martyrs and the righteous. And excellent are those as companions. (4:69)
Obey Allah, obey the messenger

, reach paradise in shaa Allah, and be with the prophets (peace be on them). Be in their company. Then you can speak to them, pass time with them, you could ask them to tell you all the details of their stories, each and every one of them. What it was like, how they felt. Etc.