Historical Stories

A black sailor finds a tropical paradise on Oahu during World War Two. He finds himself participating in a fertility ritual with a Hawai'ian girl.

A Mat Sullivan and Sarah York story
Josh Murdoch takes on the job of protecting a stagecoach line in a very unorthodox way. This is an unabashed horse opera.

In a world where magic and industry collide, a reborn man finds a mysterious Black Stone glowing with forbidden golden light. Armed with modern knowledge, he turns coins into weapons, laundromats into empires, and federal agents into pawns. He doesn’t want to rule the world. He wants the world to need him. The only sin is playing small.

While clearing out his late mother’s attic, a retired medical researcher discovers a surgical chest once owned by his ancestor—a respected nineteenth-century surgeon known for his skill and discipline. But the chest tells another story. Inside are clues—subtle, then unmistakable—that suggest the man wasn’t just a healer. He may have been something far more sinister. It was a secret the family buried over a century ago. Until now.

A Indian Fighters Story
Our young (14) hero in West Texas in 1862 is forced to take on the responsibilities of an adult when Comanches kill his parents. He vows to wipe out the Comanche tribe, and he starts out with the group that killed his parents. Along the way, he takes up bounty hunting as a way to make a living. He also picks up some wives and other interesting things. / (Reviews)

WWII is finally winding down, D Day has passed and Patton’s 3rd Army is rolling across France and about to cross into Germany. A medium Sherman tank up armored at the factory is delivered to Fort Knox where a new crew takes possession of her. They name her “Iris’s Revenge” why that name? I guess you’ll have to read the story and find out!

This is the story of John Edwards, a fighter pilot in WW1, his combat experiences, and his romance with Connie Butler, a Red Cross worker. Most of the story involves a little-known, but very important, battle against the German observation balloons. John's favorite method of attack came from my imagination, but it could have worked and made a difference in the war. Every infantryman in WW1 had nothing but praise for the guts of the balloon busters.

Young Joe Hoover was out in the desert one day testing a USAS-12 combat shotgun. On his way back to his car he walked through a small dust storm. Somehow, he was transported to the Wild West with the shotgun in his hand. He fought with Indians, bandits, and the KKK to maintain his life and love. This is the story of how he survived and wed the love of his life in Arizona Territory.