Jamie Glass is a lost soul in Oregon in 2041 when the Oregon Civic Reconstruction and Renewal Act. No stripped of his rights and autonomy, he is now a ward of the Sovereign Rebirth Project.
What began as a simple desire to watch birds from the office window became an arms race between a determined homeowner and a squirrel of supernatural persistence. Along the way: a sword fight, a severed tail, a lesson from Vlad the Impaler, Yankee ingenuity involving a flagpole and a box wrench, and the dawning realization that the squirrel may be winning. M v. R is a comic essay about stubbornness, resourcefulness, and the humbling experience of being outsmarted by something that weighs 18oz.
When Robert Miller opened his office door and saw Angel Richard waiting for him, he knew it was an excellent time to test a pet theory he had about corporal punishment and its effect on young women. For those of you wondering, yes, this Angel is the same one from my story “Angel and the Beautiful Car”, just a couple of years older and a little naughtier.
In 1821 Dorchester, gullible but well-endowed Barnaby marries the seductive older widow Delilah. What starts as eager nightly passion turns into cuckold delight when he spies her "fortune-telling" sessions — riding naked gentlemen for coin. Instead of fury, Barnaby grows rock-hard watching. But when his rival Colm claims her too, jealous lust leads to one ball-shattering, scandalous climax. A filthy Regency tale of naive passion, slut wife betrayal, and sticky revenge.