Historical Stories

Set in the early sixties, a tale of a young teacher and his 'adventures' in a mixed boarding school.

In a time that never was ordinary people deal with a crime in various manners

Sgt. Tully and his fellow Texas Rangers pursue Comanche raiders who have killed settlers and captured their women, taking them back to Mexico to make them slaves. This is the story of the Rangers' rescue and of the two women Tully finds.

Sharing a hospital room in Paris in 1990 when he was a young American soldier, Hank is beguiled by the war stories of an old lady spy. As she talks, her eyes sparkle and her fine old hands reach under his blanket.

Bill Haskell, a Deputy US Marshal, starts out to find some children kidnapped by a band of Navajos, and winds up finding a wife. He has a dog that is very adept in fighting Indians and acquires a bitch with pups that joins the group. Eventually, he is forced to give up on the missing children and returns to being a regular federal marshal working in Arizona Territory. 7 chapters.

A Thank You Note Story (9)
This is my thank you note for those men who served in WWI. I had two great-uncles who were in France, and one was gassed, but survived. He fought a battle with what mustard gas had done to his lungs for the rest of his life. This is a what-if kind of story. Suppose the US Army had used a little imagination. What might have happened then? One squad tests out an idea. Read what might have happened.

Young Jay controls the high ground and all the water, but Franklin Lyons is not to be denied as he tries to protect his life savings which are invested in thirsty cattle. His wife wants some of what both men have to offer.In his need, Jay is forced to turn to his mother's people for help. Jay finds a side of him that he hadn't known before. / (Reviews)

Part of Historical Romances
Historical romance centering around betrayal and survival in the late 1800's. Set in Colorado during the Gold Rush. Story is a part of the Wine and Old Lace event.

What if you are to inherit a business empire on the death of its surviving elderly founder and learn its startup capital was from Nazi war loot? Then you learn the empire's founders obtained that loot by stealing it from the Nazi Party and they kept a portion of what they stole for themselves to atone for the Nazi Party stealing their families' businesses and executing their families. That is Paul Adler's dilemma.