Historical Stories

In a traveling freak show, a woman called the Shattered Woman is displayed as a medical curiosity—silent, broken, and watched. As crowds come and go, her presence quietly unsettles the boundaries between spectacle and humanity.

Male-perspective bisexual: Colorado cattle rancher Jess stops, as usual, during a cattle drive to Omaha, Nebraska, to have his "go" at a male bordello along the trail. He's covered by Damon, who Jess mistakenly tells where his Colorado ranch is. When Jess gets back home from the cattle drive, he finds Damon settled in as a farmhand on the ranch and on his way to having his way with everyone in the family, all who succumb to him. What possibly could go wrong?

Lieutenant Suzanne Donovan is ordered back to St. Georges Heights in Sydney by Colonel Barbara Maxwell - her only way of travelling there from 'Kapooka' in southern New South Wales is the overnight 'Mail Train' from Albury. And, she must deal with a bi Prostitute and a lesbian Conductor along the way!

A sequel to Snakeboy. A young girl, who's half rabbit, is kidnapped and taken to a freak show. She can't can't quite decide if she hates or loves her new home, or her new boss, for that matter.

A very odd story in the Rebel Spy series, very little violence or sex

Male-perspective bisexual: Young archeologists go in search of evidence of the legendary monster man/bull, the Minotaur, on Crete-and find it.

Lord Ballentyne's fourteen-year-old son, Graham, is ripe for it and is not receiving parental attention. When they take a house in the Vienna Woods in 1870, Graham seeks, but does not receive, attention from his tutor, Peter. He, however, finds a band of randy gypsy men to help him.

Prequel to Joanna Louise Parrish - Margaret Ann Doyle - Kelly Maree O'Rourke (Sunbury) Just what happens when the Cells at the Sunbury Police Station are filled with former 'Strippers' and Prostitutes...? For both 'Probationary' Constable Deirdre 'Dash' McKinley, Constable Maggie Doyle and Senior Constable Rochelle De La Rue, it can be quite interesting late at Night. But, just what do the Nuns of the neighbouring Mount Carmel Convent think...?