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.
This is a story that begins with a wonderful relationship between a father and daughter. It was going to be something completely different and have very little sex. Unfortunately, the characters are what they are. A hormonal daughter, a father with a low opinion of himself and a mother who's found herself searching for whatever elusive thing has been missing from her life. And damned if it doesn't quietly pull in facets from my favorite universe...
Born with a freak, physical anomaly, our boy first believes his condition to be normal. Later, he thinks it's a curse until... Well, you'll just have to read the story to see what it's all about.
The final segment of a three part story about a family's upheaval and how they deal with it. It will make much more sense if you read Books I and II first.
Camryn is diagnosed as a nymphomaniac and she decides to live out all of her sexual fantasies. She become a Nanny to a very strange and exciting family. Soon Camryn is discovering all of the kinky little secrets of the Hyde-White household. She has found the perfect spot to exercise all of her nasty little thoughts.
A story of the Sacketts and the McGees. A story of pride, honor, and human weakness when it comes to matters of lust and desire. A story of faithful adherance to a code that never changes over the ages. Happy times and sad times and a spirit of individualism that endures beyond the grave.
EXITS After a century or two of life, Melpomene, a waif who looks no more than 16, has decided to make her Exit. She plans a party with her waif and lecher friends, and a guillotine.