Violent Stories

A Mat Sullivan and Sarah York story
This is the sequel to "The Rancher's Daughter." This story will take Mat and Sarah, etc. up to statehood for New Mexico. All the loose ends should come together in this story. It is a true sequel; no background will be covered. Read "The Rancher's Daughter" before "The York Ranch!"

A Thank You Note Story
A sergeant leads his last patrol through another miserable town in Iraq. They're hit by 50-70 insurgents. This is their battle to survive.

A Brinkley Family Adventures Story
This is a direct continuation of "Regrowth." Please read that story first or this one won't make sense. Here, the Brinkley family continues their battles against the bad guys. The main opponents are ISIL (formally known as ISIS), human traffickers, and drug smugglers. Also, the family starts to grow, and they pick up some valuable allies.

A Raised By Strippers Series Story
As Sam gets more popular at the club, relationships with the other dancers start to get strained. Resentment and jealousy between strippers can lead to some VERY explosive sexual situations.

Cheating, intrigue and revenge in the early days of the nuclear age.

A Swarm Cycle Story
The Sa'arm have landed on Earth. People and even the Confederacy must change and adapt. This is Michael's story, set in Thinking Horndog's Swarm Cycle universe. If you haven't read previous stories, you'll miss some of this story's precepts and some excellent tales. Notes: This is not a sex manual, but there is explicit sex. Town and business names are real, the attributes and people are fiction. Rape and sexual violence take place off camera.

A Rage Story
Events at Exposé bring a new player to town seeking answers. The villains who set up the Exposé fiasco only think they are hard men. Rory O'Shea, however, will disabuse them of that notion in the most monstrous of ways as he looks for the puppetmaster who guided events the night before at the club. And by night's end they will remember why he was known as The Bloody Hand. Warning: Contains explicit violence and language. Definitely not suited to younger readers or the squeamish.

A view of the future? Way, way off in the future. Just a fantasy that I've been working on.

Jack Kruger has been back in Brooklyn for some time now and he yearns to return to the past and witness those battles that he had studied for so many years in his military studies. The American Civil War was fresh in his memory, but now he was focused on the American Revolution and he wanted to begin in 1775 right at the beginning in order to follow the time line in a way that made it easy for him to understand Washington's strategy. / (Reviews)

Cheated husband finally takes back his dignity. / (Reviews)