Historical Stories

Jane Stalwart and her Lady's Maid, Patty O'Toole must protect the magical Cock of Osiris from Nazis and cultists, but the most dangerous thing might be the Cock itself.

A Jacqueline de Belleville Story
Summer 1809. Jacqueline de Belleville arrives in Spain on a mission to rescue her sister Julieta from the unwanted attentions of the French army. Trapped behind enemy lines with only randy Spanish guerilla fighters for company, the two sisters must sing and dance, and otherwise entertain, both their friends and their enemies as they try to escape.

Beauregard DuVahl was one of the last Confederate soldiers to return to his home in South Alabama. By this time, his home, his fiancee, indeed, his whole former life was lost. On the advice of a friend, Beau travels to the fabled West where he becomes a bounty hunter until he finds something better, and then he finds something even better than that. This is the story of how Beau recovers from a personal disaster.

When timid librarian Timothy Tiddleton is abducted by the fearsome (and insatiable) Captain Mad Molly Tugg, he’s plunged into a world of rigging, rum, and wildly inappropriate nautical education. Bound, teased, and trained by a crew of filthy misfits—including a peg-armed vixen and a parrot who shouts obscenities—Timothy discovers the sea’s true treasure might just be oral historiography.

I find my Great-Great Grandmother's Diaries!

Laura Anne Nicholson had a taste for both ‘cock’ and ‘pussy’ – a favored protégé of the former Chief Commissioner Ray Whitrod; the twenty-eight-year-old brunette was now the ‘Poster Girl’ for the Queensland Police. Ambitious and attractive, the openly bi-sexual former ‘Miss Queensland Police’ nevertheless, was sharing her bed with Detective Superintendent ‘Wild Bill’ McKenzie and both Senior Sergeant Yvonne Webster and a somewhat notorious ‘Stripper’ turned ‘Pimp’ too......

An Uncle Dave Story
On the eighteenth of April, in Seventy-five, the combination of late-night bagpipe playing and too much coffee pushed a Bostonian over the edge, leading to him screaming from horseback.

In a mid-1930s London suburb, as storm clouds rise over the growing militaristic resurgence in Germany, a window cleaner shows his young son the ropes of his business and reminisces in thoughts and conversations about the Great War.

Sharon and Mike are now living in Cliff House and find the diaries and writings of Sharon's uncle in a trunk in the attic. This is the story of Uncle Jeremiah, from his birth in 1920's London, through the war, and after, until as an old man he writes it all down in 2000