harry lime: Stories

Sir Jeffrey was a man of impeccable taste and the finest reputation. He was generous to a fault, most notably, with regard to fostering young ladies of impoverished means. His motivation in this regard is subject to the most dreadful rumor mongering in certain circles.

Sandra "Silky" Butterbum didn't know how lucky she was to have her older brother Patrick living right on the estate in a private cottage of his own. She was in a desperate state of forced denial, when he seized on the brilliant solution of having the "Ghost" of their centuries-old forebear Sir Charles visit her lonely bedroom for nocturnal festivities.

The Lakeside Motel was located at the end of a lonely street with no sign of a lake anywhere. Room 69 was the crime scene of a long-forgotten murder. Now Roberto Mancha is meeting his "date" for an evening of lust and happy ending.

Harry inherits the family house in Salem only to discover it is haunted by the ghosts of beautiful young twin sisters. The torment him with their bodies and erotic demands. He joins forces with a mysterious woman who helps him to cast out the dangerous sisters. Now he is caught up in a witches coven of 13 with himself as the 13th member. He has replaced the two ghosts with nine very nubile witches seeking to drain his sexual juices.

A most memorable airplane ride.

Washington Square Park is beautiful in the summer.

Amanda finally gets to go to the Spring Fling and she loses her unwanted cherry. A very strange thing happens that insures her financial future. Now she is motivated be new schemes of making money. Mr Chan the adult store owner is very helpful.

Tess was confused and still a silly virgin. Then she got on the escalator that changed her life.

Goldie is little miss prim and proper and she decides to find a husband to solve her need for male companionship. Her skills in playing golf make her a winner on the competition circuit. Her new secret husband is her Caddy in the tournaments. He is quite rich and has not need to work other than helping his wife succeed in her selected sport. A trip to America turns tragic and Goldie may find solace with a new friend Alain Dupree, heir to the Givinchy fortune.

The most popular slogan in the post Civil War period was "Gone to Texas" or simply "GTT" because the promise of living in a free society without restrictions of too much government was too tempting to resist.