A story in the The Legend of Snow Owl Universe
A mixed-race Indian is visiting strange women that neighbor his Comanche tribe. What could go wrong? What could go right? He was only delivering a deer. Yet, these are the continued adventures of the Legendary Snow Owl.
A Jacqueline de Belleville Story Jacqueline recalls her adventures in early 1808 which lead her to cease her life as a ship's boy. Perhaps it's as well as she's 18 years old and only a blind man could fail to notice that she's a woman. In the course of her travels she helps desperate people, and rescues damsels in distress. But it comes at a high price to Jacqueline which even some much needed sexual relief can't recompense.
If I had the least notion that the events at those previous parties were an "educational one-off," I certainly had another think coming. You can't tame what's naturally wild! Besides, "In your own lounge-room, no-one can hear you scream!"
She'd seen Christine but once since they were roommates in college, that was at Christine's wedding to Dan, but now she's in town, and when Christine invites her for a visit, things get interesting. Note: I've posted two versions of this story, identical except that one is illustrated.
Amy returns home to the farm for a visit after 4 years in Europe. Old Ken next door is just a little amusement for fun loving world-wise bisexual Amy. An affair with his best friend's young daughter could ruin him, he knows he must resist the irresistible. Ken's a strong man, but is he strong enough? Of course he isn't.