Historical Stories

When Clay's life partner since he was fourteen, Mustafa, who owned a Turkish restaurant in Berlin, dies, Clay brings his remains back to the Anglican church in Izmir, Turkey, where the priest, Father Thomas, initiated Mustafa when he was fourteen. Thomas introduces Clay to fourteen-year-old American-Turkish altar boy Rifatt, who needs attention and someone to take care of him.]

A young woman raised at a brothel finally meets the man who purchased her contract years earlier.

In 1911, Venn is a hermit with a murky past with no need of a wife, While Maud is conveniently married to a Dorset village clergyman. It only takes one crude question to ignite a bonfire.

An Antebellum love story about an owner inheriting a slave while dealing with issues of him being a recent widower.

A Close Call Story
Join Doug as he tries to organize a Utopian world. He has many battles to fight against greed and grasps for power. The old time line is gone forever, can he make a better one?

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.

Jamie, a fourteen-year-old waif just floating around Pleasant Grove, Missouri, in 1915, doing odd jobs here and there and entrancing men who were subject to being entranced by handsome, charismatic, and perfectly formed fourteen-year-old boys, is on the cusp of deciding what he wants sexually. The priest and the hotel owner surely want him. But it's a smooth-talking salesman and the gypsies who take a march on the issue.

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.