Historical Stories

A Tom Fisher Tales Story
The Bride, of course, is supposed to keep herself for her husband - on her wedding day, at least. No such restriction is placed on the Bride's Maid, who wants to find out for herself what Tom did for the Maid of Honour that put such a broad smile on her face. Twelfth of the Tom Fisher Tales.

A Mat Sullivan and Sarah York story
A lone woman must fight off an Indian raid in New Mexico Territory

A Tom Fisher Tales Story
Tom Fisher goes on the annual outing to the seaside where he meets his Aunt and her Parlour Maid, Netty. Netty doesn't believe Tom can possibly give her the satisfaction she enjoys, but he proves himself capable and in the process the relationship between the maid and her employer seems set to change. Tenth of the Tom Fisher Tales.

Appearing in the Dark Ages Alexander, now called Lokar makes his mark once again.

A "Delights" novel
Part of the Kobekistan universe
The Emir of Kobekistan has a Royal Yacht. Soon after the present Emir succeeded to the throne a new skipper was appointed. Henry Hargreaves had been second officer on a cruise liner, and he finds that the comfort and amusement of his passengers is every bit as important in his new command as it was on board his old ship. A certain amount of discipline is needed, especially to persuade his wife to accept the presence of concubines. The Emir kindly helps with the education of his daughter.

And unspeakable crime begets an unstoppable curse which begets an unforgivable act. When does a burden become a blessing?

Promiscuous 14-year-old Jamie Hopewell, banished West because of men-on-boy scandals he was causing in Philadelphia in 1881, finds himself riding into an Apache uprising in the New Mexico Territory as Jamie is going to become the ward of the commander of Fort Cummings, who is willing to take the boy because he has a fetish for 14-year-olds. An Apache band of renegades has other plans for Jamie, though.

His ship found a South Sea Island looking for food and water. He found that and something much more life sustaining.

It's a hard winter and even the wolves are going hungry. When Olida sets out one winter evening to share a meal with her grandmother, we find that not all wolves walk on four legs.