Historical Stories

A Thank You Note Story
This is another of my "Thank You" notes

This is the first of 2 stories about young men who become farmers. the 1st is a soldier then a roustabout finally a farmer.

A Sacramento Marshal Story
This is the story of Jasper Samuelson's last wagon train from Independence, MO, headed for Sacramento, CA. It relates 6 months of almost nothing but trouble from outlaws, Indians, and the weather. Not everybody finishes the trip!

Fourteen-year-old Jamie serves at table in Murphy’s Roadhouse outside Harper’s Ferry downstairs and services men upstairs. It’s not until Abe, a former circus acrobat, goes upstairs with him that Jamie learns the full pleasure of what can be done with a man.

A "Delights" novel
Part of the Kobekistan universe
It was six years after he became Emir of Kobekistan that David Ransome discovered that his Oxford girl friend, Pauline, had borne his child. When the mother died in a car crash, he stepped in and made his daughter a Princess at 20 years old. She takes to the life of a Royal favourite with gusto, indulging all her dominant bi-sexual appetites to the full. This book was written jointly with Ms. Linnet, who provided the technical expertise an elderly male author did not have.

Sahara Quinn is a 24-year-old archaeology student with no taboos and a hunger for adventure. When she sets out to uncover the truth behind her mother’s disappearance—and the fabled Temple of Ishtar—she finds more than ancient secrets. This steamy adventure porn novel (65,000 words) blends mystery, mythology, and raw, unapologetic desire. Follow Sahara as she explores forbidden temples, dangerous passions, and the depths of her own untapped lust.

A western tale of loss and new love.

An encounter with a highwayman doesn't go quite the way you might expect. Of course.

JB Productions
Part of the Saint Evangeline's Missionary Hotel universe
The time is 1962. Even the Beatles are still in the future. Many colleges are strictly women only. So is Saint Evangeline's Missionary Hotel for Women. Enter a young man, with the looks to pass. This is a small romance. Enjoy. If there are enough requests, I may make St Evie's an open universe.

Description: Rowdy tells of his parents’ wagon train journey to Central Texas and the hardships of starting a new life of homesteading in Texas. He tells of his finding a young Indian woman on his ranch and how he brought her into his cabin, fed and clothed her and helped keep her safe from danger and the winter cold and snow. He takes her as his woman with the usual anticipated result.