Comely and perfectly formed Cotta Antullius, third son of an armaments fabricator for the Roman gladiator school in the hedonist reign of Emperor Caligula, is in training in various possible careers of serving men when a visit to the gladiator waiting cells under the colosseum stands accelerates his experience and family misfortune forces him to be sold into slavery to an old general using him for his own ambitions.
Celadus, a Roman gladiator, is called to the Coliseum to fight for his Governor's amusement. There he meets and defends a young slave woman against the Coliseum's wild beasts. Afterward, he claims her as his prize...
A Story in the The Haliseon Factor Universe
A man is plucked from the the planet of his birth by an advanced race and genetically altered to such a degree he no longer considers himself to be a member of the human race.
Over a hundred years after his abduction he is returned to the planet just after the American Revolution. What has he become? What task did the aliens give him? What will it mean to humanity?
All things must come to an end, and in this fifth installment of the story of the Austrian Baron Wilhelm von Sternburg's transformation of fourteen-year-old American-English sexually desirable boy, Gabriel Beaventon, to serve the baron's business interests as Europe moves toward war in 1935 reaches the point of the baron placing Gabriel in a London male brothel.
Penniless minor Greek royal, Ari, at 17, has been with and bedded by Lord Reggie for 3 years and sails off with him in "caught doing young teens" exile from England to Casablanca, a major gay male retreat in the 1920s. Reggie abandons Ari in Casablanca, but being a handsome, blond, submissive, European teen in a gay male playground makes what Ari turns to to survive a fairly obvious proposition. He just has to be careful of Moroccan sheikhs who like to kidnap boys like Ari.
Early 20th-century English novelist Bryan Bancroft hadn't been aware of the undercurrents of fetish sexuality in his novels until a literary review pointed them out. Thus it came as a surprise to him when he found himself between the thighs of Thomas, the ripe 14-year-old son of Lord Chartwell. The scandal sends Bryan abroad, where, in Morocco, he fights his new-found urge for 14-year-old boys in isolation from England. He finds, though, that these aren't urges he has to fight in Tangier.
A half-drowned stranger suffering from exposure and speaking a foreign tongue is brought to shore in an isolated fishing city at the height of the Cold War and mistaken for a Russian spy. Meanwhile, his girl mourns for him.