Historical Stories

A Historical-Firsts Story
Anne had waited almost two years for this wedding. Now she would be married to John Evans and mistress of the finest plantation in hte county. But was she ready for the obligations marriage entailed?

From the dark and deep corners of a shallow mind surfaced a short story from my 311 Creative Writing Class in College. I had no idea I remembered it. It shuffled out tonight, captured my fingers and improved itself. I got an A+

Beautiful, blond German village boy Klaus becomes eternally fourteen for hundreds of years when the perpetually thirty vampire baron in the castle above the Bavarian village decides to bed and sink his fangs into him and enslave Klaus into his perpetual service.

Some childhood stories do have a kernel of truth and some more than just a kernel.

After being fired for his bosses mistake a young man stops at a bar.

A woman relates to her husband how she lost her virginity and discovered a liking for sex with black men. The story takes place during the summer of 1967 in San Francisco, the Summer of Love. Free love was the rule, but sex wasn't always consensual.

A haunting story of a German officer who discovers a wounded Russian woman in a ruined village. As compassion replaces hostility, an impossible bond forms between enemies — until a devastating truth shatters it. A gripping tale of war, humanity, and the cruel ironies of fate.

In 1955, a rural Dorset village is being blackmailed after a crime wave. At first the victims feel they have no choice but to comply with the blackmailer’s indecent demands. Eventually, the ladies decides to fight fire with fire.

A "Delights" novel
Part of the Kobekistan universe
The Emir plays with the minds and the bodies of some of his subjects. The husband of one of the slaves, a kidnapped Sicilian woman, tries to rescue her, and feels the full force of the Emir's wrath. A prostitute in a cheap brothel discovers his gratitude. A would-be rapist picks the wrong target and suffers for it. The Emir explores more of his magnificent Palace complex and discovers some very interesting rooms indeed. This is the author’s least favourite novel in the Delights series.