This is a cute story that everyone can relate to because who has never been afraid of the dark, or not known someone who was? This is a family story that I think everyone can enjoy,except the very young who might be a little frightened by it.
The roads of the Weird Wild West are not for everyone. Where death lurks around every bend, there is no room for the weak. Where the dead rise from their graves and the nights are flooded with the light of a blood-red moon, only those who learn fast can survive. Only those capable of taking responsibility and leading others. Cut off from anyone who could come to her rescue, Rose must learn these harsh lessons—or remain forever in one of the nameless graves that litter these harsh lands.
For Halloween: Twice yearly in the late 18th century, the choir master of Munich Cathedral, in Bavaria, Otto Strickler, takes a coach up to Castle Ringang in the perpetual shadow of the Alps to collect a large donation from the patron, the forever forty-year-old Baron Derick von Obertstdorf. Each time the baron requires Strickler to bring an unsullied fourteen-year-old boy angel with him for the night. It's handsome, blond, boy treble soloist, and orphan Jan Becker's turn.
A beautiful young woman is offered a proposition she cannot refuse. A young man's dark fantasies are realized as his unimaginable fate is unmercifully revealed. This story will disturb even the sturdiest minds, so read with extreme caution. Beyond the disturbing plot, this story illustrates the inevitable psychological tension that arises in any extreme F/s or M/f. Fail to see that your fantasy is nothing more than a mirage, and you are destined for an undesirable end.
It seemed at first like the old traveling salesman joke, but Vince learns the hard way that dreams can become nightmares, and it's not the farmer's wrath that should strike terror in your heart.
A Halloween Story
My Old Flame... I just can't remember her name! A Halloween story of mirth, murder, madness, arson and a little bit of hope. Some other story codes used incidentally as background.