This is a three part series of a dying man looking back and remembering love found and lost. With-in the confines of the first and last chapter he will experience great joy and great tragedy. I hope you will accompany him on his journey and enjoy the read.
A Poacher's Progress Story This book follows on from Duel and Duality, and how Jack survived the duel is revealed. His life then becomes a series of surprising encounters and episodes. He meets some old friends and makes new ones, including females. He rubs shoulders with writers and meets a military genius. He revisits Waterloo, learns of the aphrodisiacal properties of cheese, and ploughs furrows- and madges. He avoids being fatally seduced, kills several more men, goes on a voyage, and he falls in love, again.
Brent and his wife Kaila are on a second honeymoon. They run into Helen and Charlotte, two lovely women who happen to be VERY into each other. Kaila discovers another side of herself... and Brent finds that patience is a virtue. / (Reviews)
Luke is a very nice guy. A little bit too dominant, a little too shy of commitment, but still a very nice guy. When he meets Uli his life starts becoming complicated. Luckily, he can trim the sails a little. Temptation is a terrible thing...
Accidents happen to everyone; they're just part of life. High school student Terry Martin seems to have more accidents than most people, though, the poor guy. His latest accident is a direct result of his mother's decision to tape her three best friends confessing to sexual indiscretions. On second thought, maybe he's not so poor after all.
In 1857 Nebraska Territory, 15 y.o. Emma Sullivan is taken captive by Cheyenne when they raided her wagon train.In order to survive, she marries the war chief and becomes a fully assimilated Cheyenne warrior who become renown throughout the Cheyenne tribes. her bright copper hair earns her the name of Firebird. Follow her life as a Cheyenne warrior who lives a polyamorous life as a Cheyenne Warrior
Young and newly widowed, Jim Mellon rebuilds an old motorcycle and starts on a journey of grief across the country. Along his route through the lower forty-eight states, he meets women who change his life in many ways: his sexuality, love, career, and his deepest feelings about life. Jim proves to be a hero time and again, plus deals with threats to his life and loved ones. / (Reviews)