Western Stories

A grief-numbed drifter rides into a dying Texas town and falls into bed—and danger—with two women who want more than his body. As lust deepens into something darker, they draw him into a high-stakes heist where surrender might be the only way to survive. Five Days to Abilene is literary Western erotica about desire, ruin, and the thrill of finally being claimed.

Fourteen-year-old movie star, Jason, has been sent to a dude ranch to escape publicity for having been fondled by a TV producer. But Jason wants to be fondled, and he wants more. Two cowboys take him up into the mountains and give him more in tag-team style.

A wife finds a solution to her desire to become a mother.

An eager young woman does a nasty job while taking care of her father's lusty needs

Trixie is a master poker player in a ruthless Western town—but one violent night changes everything. Broken, humiliated, and alone, she must endure pain, deception, and subtle cruelty to survive. What she discovers in the fight to stand again will shock the town—and herself.

Evan crashes a billionaire’s estate party expecting only a glimpse of luxury, but when he’s caught by the magnetic Sebastian Blackwell, curiosity turns dangerous. Drawn into Sebastian’s world of power and desire, Evan finds himself trapped in a secret that blurs the line between temptation and control.

Set in the unforgiving American frontier, Love at Second Sight is a tale of loss, endurance, and longing. When a young woman marked by tragedy crosses paths again and again with a man consumed by vengeance, their lives become bound by unspoken needs and quiet sacrifices. As the wilderness tests both body and spirit, they must each confront what it truly means to survive—and whether love can exist where pain has taken root.

Randy is happy to see Jimmy again. This is an erotic drabble about two cowboys. Gay.

Jack James, a fourteen-year-old male prostitute at the Longhorn Saloon in the one-street cattle town of Bramblewood, Kansas, is in the wrong place at the wrong time when Frank West robs the town bank office. Jack gets captured as a hostage for Frank's getaway. Frank, who has used Jack's services before, avails himself of the same services again and again as they flee on horseback.

No deep meaning. Just a tale of a hold up gone bad in the Old West. The title refers to the Futility of thinking that the Circle Of Life can ever end well.