Historical Stories

A "Delights" novel (7)
Part of the Kobekistan universe
A young accountant goes to work with the British Embassy in Kobekistan and soon learns to appreciate the values of a feudal society. He encounters young ladies from various backgrounds, all of whom he incorporates in his harem from time to time. Of course, most of them need to be punished for one thing or another. Helen he imports from England, but sells her. And then there is Samantha, he saves her from ‘a fate worse than death’ at home, and then gives her to the Emir as a virgin gift.

This is part of the same chain story/universe that RedHairedandFriendly set up with the character of Laresa, a genie who lives in a ring. This chapter is set in medieval Wales, during the Black Death.

A Mat Sullivan and Sarah York story (7)
Ann needed a husband. This is how she found him. / (Reviews)

A Jacqueline de Belleville Story (6)
1817. Jacqueline and the other 31 young women captives held at Wadi Halaf settle into the demands of harem life while negotiations are held for payment of their ransoms. But both sides of the negotiations are suspicious of the other, and the intermediaries are no more trustworthy. It's a recipe for trouble which could see the young women spend the rest of their lives as harem slaves entertaining their lusty overlords.

Another Rebel Spy tale - full of blood and sex

Another part of Rebel Spy - a tale from the American Revolution

A bitter sweet tale of 1950's rural coming of age, that's far removed from todays bustle of urban values and has a surprising twist in its tale?

Waking from an accident and finding himself in the hospital, Brian is visited by Ishmael, his guide to the complete record of universe, past, present, and future. Join him as he makes journeys to events and people from the past, and present. His life changes dramatically as he learns that Ishmael is taking care of him in more ways than just his journeys!

In the early frontier days in the Wild West, Becky was a mail-order bride. This is the intimate tale of her marriage, capture by Red Indians, slavery, and her subsequent life.