Farming Stories

James III established a racehorse breeding operation in Kentucky. He did well before family problems. Then, he had issues with his son, James the Fourth, who wouldn’t follow in his footsteps. The Fourth had a son, James the Fifth, who made the Military his career. When the Fifth’s career ended, James the Third gifted me, the oldest known grandson, 80% of the horse farm to James the Fifth. The remaining 20% of the farm went to Molly, possibly a child of James the Fourth.

A call comes in, and the action starts. There is something rotten in Vero Beach. Thefts, betrayals, wife abuse — and a man on the run. Evil can run, but it can't hide. Will justice or revenge prevail?

Teenage Amy's horse gets into Wily old Eddie's oat field. Wily old Eddie takes advantage, and lets his wild oats loose into young Amy. Funny thing; that horse keeps getting loose, as Amy gets looser.

A simple story set in Britain during the final months of World War Two.

A Hazard Zones Story
Under the coop’s rain-soaked tin, Tessa and Cade find each other—filthy, sweat-drenched, their lust as rough as the straw underfoot. In this raw tangle of grime and want, nothing matters but the fierce press of hips and the rasp of breath. Dirt and Desire strips away pretense, leaving only the fierce truth of flesh and grit.

Marcy learns that her husband is doing more than buying feed for the livestock when he makes his weekly run. She plots an explosive plan to deal with his indiscretion and decides to fix a few other shortcomings in the process.

Fourteen-year-old, androgynously beautiful Damian Stanton is pulled from his boys’ school in England in 1914 for fear that the older boys at school will do him as both they and his tutor have already done him. He is taken to the family’s rubber plantation in Malay, where all the men also want to do him. While the plantation men jockey for Damian, they do each other.

Alessandro, a small, beautiful-bodied, fourteen-year-old boy with a heavenly soprano singing voice, feels he lacks life and feeling in a Tuscan village from his widowed father, absent on weekends and drunk most of the time, and the strict, nonpersonal control by choir masters. His response on Saturdays is to seek the attention of men. From the village baker, to the region's aristocratic count, to a hunky young farmer, Alessandro manages to find the attention he thinks he needs.