Crime Stories

A 1956 royal visit to Kenya gives British colonists a chance to party in Nairobi and a 14-year-old colonist son a chance to get it on with an overseer, but it also gives Mau Mau rebels an opportunity to attack.

Senior Constable Lindy Schroeder knew what she was doing was wrong but the thirty-year-old blonde really didn't care. It was a risk. Nevertheless, she was quite prepared to take her chances.........

This is a coming of age story. Both of kids and of an organization. Basically, a bunch of school kids form a social organization that becomes a community service organization. They become very important to their town and to the local police. The kids depend a lot on kung fu, especially stick fighting, as they help to rid the schools of the worst of the bullies. There is some rape, but I do not classify that as sex in the normal sense of the word. Five chapters.

I was awakened by a phone call at 2:00 AM

Mulatto New Orleans journalist Clément LeBrand, now living in German because of his fetish for fourteen-year-old boys but willing as well to lay for men, is offered an assignment in Senegal with photographer and lover Andre to track down a legendary humanitarian doctor, Gunther Schmidt, running a clinic there. He finds that Schmidt not only shares Clément's fetish but is partial to whips and would like to enjoy Clément too.

Joe Vickers (a.k.a. Gary Henley and Ted Warnicky) escapes from a mental institution. He starts wreaking unholy havoc once again after he does so by going after young college students on Spring Break who are staying in a cottage in the country side.

A heavily story based kidnapping and non con story that starts in the middle of the action

Husband learns of cheating wife's double life.

Two local toughs are asked by a connected man to 'babysit' a mob boss's summer house for the night. At the house they find evidence of a wild party but no guests. A mysterious woman in a devil outfit is hogtied on an upstairs bed. Who is she and what happened to the other revellers?

The annual ‘Lesbian Mardi Gras’ was unique. And though, it was held in Melbourne’s notorious ‘Red Light’ District of St. Kilda, all the accepted rules and conventions were cast aside by political decree – there would be no arrests, that much Sergeant Tess Gallagher had reminded all her policewomen at the Briefing......