Historical Stories

A Indian Fighters Story
This is the SECOND story in this series. Be sure to read "Indian Fighters: John Shiply" first. Join John and Abigail, along with their friends, as they guard a wagon train going to California via southern NMT. Cock Cutter proves to be a valuable asset. Just wait until they meet the Apaches!

A Billy Oldham Story
What would you do if someone stole your wife? No, not kidnap, but actually steal her. Billy Oldham has his wife stolen, and he will do anything necessary to get her back. This is a short, but very violent story set it the Old West. You need to read “Billy Oldham's War” for background and character development.

In 1875, Mrs. Ethel Harris and her husband Archy traveled from Philadelphia to their new home in Texas. They stopped for a picnic just a few miles from their new home. Archy was murdered and Ethel was gang raped multiple times by each member of the gang. She survived and this is the story of her chase after them and her revenge. She was one tough woman! As far as I know, this never happened, but it could easily have done so. / (Reviews)

John Ostermier, 15 years old, accidentally killed another boy and had to flee for his life. He heads for California and rescues 3 women before he even gets out of Pennsylvania. He has a special rifle, a breech-loading flintlock, which his father invented. This rifle is capable of rapid fire and is extremely accurate. John "marries" the three women, ranging in age from 17 to 12. Join them as they head West toward a new life. / (Reviews)

Grady and Susan in this lifetime, are the same entities as Gerald and Sandra in a lifetime 200 years previously. Not a happy life time back then, these entities are in the same sphere in the present, and through psychic readings find out that their karma was out of balance. Adjustment are made to make their time on earth this time, a pleasant one.

Tom Olson, 11 years old at the time, fights off four men who have just murdered his father. Naturally, he calls out the man who ordered the murder. He takes care of that man and his two body guards, but has to run for Mexico to escape a Federal warrant for his arrest. Tom Olson is just an "innocent" boy who winds up being a terror to the bad guys. The dialog has dialect, but not the rest of the story.

Westward bound for Oregon a wagon train of 105 wagons, and 102 families were on the Oregon Trail in the year 1859. When someone on the Wagontrain began killing and raping little girls. Miri is subdued and watches as her best friend has her neck snapped, then brutally raped. Then she’s tied up and hidden in a wagon, she has to figure out what to do so that this monster doesn’t get away with anymore killing. She realizes that her life may not be as important as getting this monster caught.

Sometimes it's not the enemy who's shooting at you. Regardless of who it is or what they're trying to hit, all they need to bring you down is one golden BB.

John Oakley was your average Federal Marshal escorting a sadistic sociopath, Jess McFarland to trial for a new crime when he was ambushed, tortured, and left to die or not as the fates chose. He survived and became a bounty hunter. He was fired from his Federal Marshal job because of what his captors had done to his left knee and right hand. This is the story of John's three-year search for his tormenters. John's primary weapon became a shotgun firing "buck and ball." / (Reviews)