Western Stories

The small-farm valley in Idaho on the western slope of the Grand Tetons was devoid of fit men in 1943. They were all off fighting the war. The job of getting in the harvest and taking care of business was left to the women and older men and boys too young for the war, like 14-year-old Jimmy and Sam. Sam is being covered by the town lawyer who would also like to cover Jimmy. A disabled veteran, Jack Fox, is added into the mix. He is quite able for the women and for Jimmy too.

A story in the The Legend of Snow Owl Universe
A woman has needs too. Stranded in her winter home, a young woman of high standing surveys the available male population. Who does she find?

On a harsh frontier where survival is mistaken for virtue, a teenage boy is forced into an act meant to prove his worth—and lives with what follows.

Description: He had lost contact with his Sister for many years and she desperately wanted to regain contact with her big brother. She was able to establish contact with him through the use of social media. She drove to his home with her very young daughter. He was very happy to take her and her daughter into his home and they were both happy to see each other after all of that time. Their sibling love developed into much more.

The coming of age ritual of the Ravenclaw tribe on the Colombia River was for a high chief or god to initiate four-teen-year-old candidates to be warrior scouts and then to turn them over to a warrior for training and seeding for four years. Ravenclaw's high chief sends out a search party to find a dark god to initiate his son, Pony Boy. They come back with the studly black slave, Jonas.

As a fourteen-year-old orphan boy moves west with a wagon train after losing his parents and being taken on by a wagon master with the proviso the boy lie under him, in an encounter with a young, virile savage, the boy learns there are deeper pleasures to experience from ravishment.

Petite, charming, and desperate, Vanessa leaves everything behind for the gold-strewn wilderness of the Klondike. With little skill but plenty of cunning, she uses her wits—and her wiles—to survive in a land where every step can be fatal.

Trapped together in a remote mountain cabin as a brutal winter storm rages outside, a gruff gold miner and a determined stranger must rely on each other to survive. What begins as an uneasy alliance soon sparks into something neither expected — a fierce, undeniable connection that burns hotter than the fire keeping them alive.

James spots a burning wagon train, he goes there, finds three women, rescues them. One story, one and done, while I wait for New world chapter 5. The women are based off characters from 1883.

The frontier knows her as a lady of quiet charm and sky-bright eyes. What it doesn’t know is the steel beneath her smile. When Mia Lang rides a stagecoach across bandit country, fate—and the Barton brothers—put her courage to the test. In a land where kindness is scarce and survival costs blood, one woman learns that even the softest voice can command fear.