LaSola of the Singing Bow is a wandering warrior who seeks out dangerous tasks. She wishes to help others fight the evils of the world in order to atone for some dark secret in her past. In this episode, LaSola must battle a powerful sorceress who has been stealing the young men and women of villages surrounding a mighty mountain.
This story is a follow-on to The Barn, which should be read first as it is the entire basis for this story. This story starts off slow, and there is not much sex in the first half-dozen chapters.
My story is a sequel to "Chattel Acres." The original "Chattel Acres" was written by SumYunGai and QuestionMark around 1994 or thereabouts. It was a story about a dairy farm in which the cattle were human women. They were rounded up out of the "wild," branded, milked, bred, and, yes, even slaughtered (alive) for meat. Grizzly stuff!
Jon looked back at the trio and Sally had put her hands behind her back and he could swear she was unclipping her bra strap; yes she was, what the fuck was she doing.
An 'Illustrated Dime Novel'(Google it) Western. It has everything-a wagon train full of settlers including a beautiful blonde-Indians-Texas Rangers-Quantrill's raiders-gunslingers and a bank robber-Disclaimer-No graphic sex and no illustrations just descriptions of what I think the illustrations should look like.
Billy Harris signs on as the scout for a cattle drive headed to Abilene on the original Chisholm Trail in 1867. Along the way, he mostly makes use of his much more popular talent with the ladies, and his men friends learn a few things, too. This is a short story with a lot of shootings, but little of it is gunpowder.