There is nothing more ridiculous than a range war with cattlemen vs. sheepmen, at least, that's what Jason Boyd thinks. Unfortunately, he runs sheep and the local cattlemen have declared war. It's pretty much a standoff until Jason brings in the artillery. The only dialect is in some of the dialog, so the story should be easy to read.
Shannon, the office tease, is kidnapped by a co-worker who is tired of her teasing ways and decides to teach her a lesson. Despite what you might think from the story codes this is actually a fairly mild tale.
Lori and Tommy are fraternal twins. Lori pulls her back and Tommy offers a massage to help relieve the pain. Initially skeptical, Lori finally gives in and accepts Tommy's offer. Twin versions of the same story, fraternal in their own right.
Billy believes in love, but Diane doesn't. Can he convince her or will he have to look for someone new? Jealousy can be, and is used in several different instances to resolve the issue.
Bart Stocklas goes to an old haunt to restart his life after 8 months of mourning the loss of the love of his life. He hopes combining work and pleasure in a place he only knew happiness will get him off to a good start at mending his heart. He encounters woman in somewhat the same sort of situation. An unlikely, sexy, relationship seems to be distracting them both until they realize that something real may be happening here while constantly being careful not to trip over their hearts. / (Reviews)