Megumi Kashuahara: Stories

In retaliation to the Great Raid of 1840, Comanches burned and sacked the town of Victoria, Texas. Mary Katherine Murphy was a 15 y.o. girl with brilliant copper red hair and pale skin living on a farm outside Victoria when they attacked. Her father and brother killed, the farm burned, and a warrior offered her the choice of life or death. This her story of her fate after she took the warrior's hand

1880 Philippines. Mia, a merchant's daughter, marries into a brutal plantation dynasty. Alana, an Indio concubine, is given to her husband as property. Expected to be rivals, they choose alliance instead—then love. When violence destroys the patriarchs who owned them, these two women seize an empire through strategy, not rebellion. Pregnant and widowed, they negotiate a hostile takeover that leaves them controlling everything: the land, the shipping, the future. Lock, stock, and barrel

Hospital Corpsman Maria Perez has spent her career proving she's more than just a legendary sniper's daughter. She's a healer first—the shooting skills her father taught her are just backup, nothing more. But when Terrorists attack Naval Base Coronado during her SEAL team integration, Maria faces a pivotal moment: save a dying teammate while under direct fire. In two seconds, she draws, kills the threat, holsters, and returns to her patient without missing a beat. Impossible shot!

A re-do of one of Girl Lover's stories entitled "Caring for Molly." Only looking to obtain funds for college, Sunny gains much more than money and practical experience as a therapist. She discovers herself, and much, much more

Misaki, a 15 year old Japanese POW is sent to Seagoville, Texas Internment camp after the war.

A sweltering hot Texas day,two sisters and a nursing baby. Well, just things happen... or do they?

When fourteen-year-old Emmie Lou Hanson is abandoned in the Blue Mountains with nothing but her father's rifle and her mother's quilt, she finds something she never expected — a lost Cayuse Indian boy named Kanti who takes her hand and refuses to let go. What begins as a journey to return him home becomes something neither of them planned. A bond forged in cold and hunger and firelight. A family built from nothing but love that chose. Some cords are tied before you know you need them.

When six-year-old Tessa Jacobs loses her mother to fever, she takes matters into her own hands. Armed with a carefully crafted list and fervent prayers, she rejects seven potential housekeepers before choosing Rebecca Milford—a grieving spinster from Billings who notices Mama's flowers and has kind eyes. What Rebecca doesn't know is that she wasn't hired. She was chosen. Selected by a brilliant child determined to rebuild her broken family. As Tessa's secret notebook reveals months of strategic

As Melissa Ann Hensen said in her tale, "My story isn’t so much about incest and lesbian sex, although there is that; my story is about the right of mentally challenged individuals to express their sexual needs and have those needs met.

Korea has no written language. What it has is a thirteen-year-old princess and her eleven-year-old cousin, hiding behind a screen with stolen ink, inventing one. Princess Jeong Eun-bin never meant to change history. She meant to send her cousin a letter no one else could read. But when her father — King Sejong the Great — intercepts that letter, everything changes. What began as a secret between two girls becomes the foundation of a nation's voice. She will never receive credit. She will receive