Historical Stories

Spain 1494. Rescued from death at the hands of the Inquisition, Jeannia is magically hidden inside Maristela’s golden bracelet. But things go wrong. Unable to escape, Jeannia begins her five century long adventure as a genie, helping to achieve desires and performing services for a succession of wearers of the bracelet. Some of those services are honourable, but others mean Jeannia must steal or procure sexual partners. Can Jeannia ever escape the bracelet, or is her doom to serve for eternity?

The situation between Deputy Brock Guthrie and Daphne Decker is complicated. Can he get past his hatred of Indians and accept Daphne for the woman she is within instead of seeing only her Comanche heritage? Will he take a chance and come down from the fence he sits on, or will he turn away from the possibility of a lifetime of happiness with Daphne?

Yuan Dynasty, 1338. Brought to the imperial court as tribute, Haewon arrives in the shadow of her sister's rising power. In a court built on performance and calculation, she finds the one man who sees her clearly — an honest soldier in a dishonest world. But honesty has enemies. And love in a court like this is the most dangerous thing of all. A story about a pure heart in a corrupt world. And what it costs to keep it.

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.

A story in the The Medieval Marine Universe
A former US marine gets transported back in time to medieval England where he has to make allies and then adapt and overcome numerous obstacles. Not only to survive, but to keep his knowledge out of the wrong hands.

A Thank You Note Story
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.