Military Stories

Three women struggle to live in a dystopian war-ravaged future where the world’s female population has been decimated by a pandemic. The few remaining females are rounded up and made to serve in ‘breeding chambers’ to produce children. With very few females available to meet the desires of men a breed of transgender women known as Comfort Girls takes their place. But all is not as it seems and an anti-establishment revolutionary suspect they know why and they intend to do something about it.

A story in the Roleplay fantasy world Universe
Sure, I've seen the movies and TV shows where SpecOps units pull off some big mission and then get the bad guys after them individually. That's just in the movies, right? Well, sometimes life is Like a Movie

A Swarm Cycle Story
How do you fight an 800 pound gorilla?

Just an American Army soldier POW trying to make a living in the Philippines after escaping and being rescued by 6 beautiful Philipinas and adopted by a barangay (village).

A wounded soldier separated from his Regiment, finds aid and comfort with a Dutch family. He spoke very little Dutch, the girl spoke no English.

A story in the Gabatrix Series Universe
Set after the events of Gabatrix: The Pirates of Palora, a UHN serviceman finds the woman of his dreams on Cebravis. He's given the choice of joining the UWA/Itrean exchange program to serve onboard an Itrean vessel to be with this alien woman. However, there is more to the story as she turns out to be none other than Shira's mother. Story Contains: Space, Science Fiction, Future, Sex, Love, War, Swearing, Action, Fighting, Male Human, Female Alien, Anthro, Impregnate, M/F, M/FF, M/FFF

This is the story of John Edwards, a fighter pilot in WW1, his combat experiences, and his romance with Connie Butler, a Red Cross worker. Most of the story involves a little-known, but very important, battle against the German observation balloons. John's favorite method of attack came from my imagination, but it could have worked and made a difference in the war. Every infantryman in WW1 had nothing but praise for the guts of the balloon busters.

This is a domestic terrorist, Tom Clancy or Robert Patterson-style story. I started writing this story in July 2001, and I stopped on 9/11, and it's been languishing in my Zombie file ever since. I don't know if I'll ever get back to it. but I wanted to share it with you,