Interracial Stories

A "Delights" novel
Part of the Kobekistan universe
It was six years after he became Emir of Kobekistan that David Ransome discovered that his Oxford girl friend, Pauline, had borne his child. When the mother died in a car crash, he stepped in and made his daughter a Princess at 20 years old. She takes to the life of a Royal favourite with gusto, indulging all her dominant bi-sexual appetites to the full. This book was written jointly with Ms. Linnet, who provided the technical expertise an elderly male author did not have.

A Science Club Story
The Club's plans are put on hold when Warren is put in the hospital following a shocking attack. Rumors circle the school like wildfire and personal issues set aside to rid the school of a blight that has festered for too long. Relationships are tested and new bonds are forged. Can some of the smartest students in the school use their abilities to strike back and avenge their injured friend?

A Ian and Aisha Story
When their flight from Tokyo crashes over the Pacific, Ian and Aisha wake as sole survivors on an uninhabited island. Both married, both haunted by families waiting at home, every barrier between them slowly dissolves under the intimacy of survival. Told in dual perspectives.

Sexy black caseworker gets the cocks she needs from white trash while on a home visit.

This Story is Part of Jake's Universe
Social Security would not be enough. There was no 401K. Whats a guy to do? Finding opportunity instead of fate. Directly tied to Jake with Joy. Please read Jake Joyfully first. There very few footnotes here and no explanations. The story assumes you know this already by reading the Jake stories.

After a depressed drinking binge the night before, Estelle Jones awoke to find a strange young man in her bed and no idea how he got there. To make matters worse, neither of them spoke the same language.

A Devastation Diary Story
Dave Jenkins reaches his limit with his wife and consigns her to the Training Centre. He then decides to seek companionship in the Slave Pen - but there's nothing so permanent as a temporary expedient.