Historical Stories

A Mouse Story (1)
Stupid story.

An alternate history of what might have happened to the fabled Lost Colony of Roanoke, narrated by teenaged colonist John Sampson.

Taken as a slave to the city of Rome, she knew that her fate was to become a slave. Little did she know that she was to be so much more.

Willing fourteen-year-old David is caught up in the flexing of native Zimbabwean muscles, power, and sexual lusts for male-male predatory sex in the 1980s decade following the African country's independence.

Heather and Fern are two sisters, one pretty and the other less so, who are on a pilgrimage to mark the summer solstice. Heather meets Marten and through him discovers that there is much that is diverse and different under one Sun.

A Historical-Firsts Story (2)
Bertha was mad enough at the Federals who had invaded her state. But she was furious at the Yankee lieutenant who commanded the squadron occupying her family's plantation.

In the days of Kings a man needs a wife, so he takes ones. That doesn't mean she wants him as a husband but who cares right?

This is based upon true events that happened to aristocratic English who fled to Africa, escaping the terrors of World War II.

Astrid is only one of many wives on the Norse shore who are waiting for the longships to return from their regular spring expedition. She looks forward to her husband Thorvald's return, as much for the passion of his lovemaking as for the bounty the men return with. But as summer becomes winter, Astrid comes to fear that her husband may already have been called to Valhalla and that she has become a widow.