Second Chance was published in 2006 and was a transgender romance novel of a slightly differernt style that I usually write, as it contained not only the morphing of gender but a little age regression as well. Sometimes, I sneak other themes into these books and this one was a light discussion as to what actually makes a family.

The plot is very simple.

Steve Morrissey, infected with a virus, becomes the target of some unscrupulous people as well as the government while the manufactured disease works its changes on him.“Second Chance” is a transgender adventure story that highlights questions of identity, family, friends and love.

The first chapter of this rather long book is here.

And here is part of the second chapter.

02: There were bees in my ears,  buzzing around – somewhere – and I was warm.

Darkness but mellow, tinged with a yellow light. Continue reading »

Must admit, love writing stories with a historical background. Somehow, it is easier to do that in the transgender stories than the FemDom. Not really sure why, although have written one FemDom lesbian novel set in WWII.

The “Alchemy Universe” was created for the first book in the Alchemy series, Royal Alchemy (2006). That novel was set in England 1913, in an alternative Earth where things were achingly familiar but also very different.

King Rudolph, a Tudor, is still on the English throne, the American War of Independence did not occur and neither did Bismarck’s Prussia.

The sprawling British Empire includes Canada, which stretches from the Artic to the Mexican border, India (which includes Pakistan and Sri Lanka), Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and many parts of Africa.

England is a superpower and only the Austrian-Hungarian Empire with its spread over much of Europe, Africa and parts of Asia, rivals its strength and military forces.

In this parallel world, alchemy – the power to transmute metals and flesh – is a skill used by the alchemists who once occupied privileged positions in the royal courts.

Royal Alchemy established this universe and had intentions of not revisiting but, due to popular demand and my own curiosity, Alchemy Discovered (2007) was written.

It is not vital to read Royal Alchemy before reading this novel. However, reading Royal Alchemy would enhance the experience as many of the characters of the first novel appear in Alchemy Discovered. Continue reading »

Angus, for Christ’s sake! Can you get the file I asked for?’

‘That is the Miller file, Mister Broderick,’ Angus said pointedly.

‘Not the Miller file! The Milton file! I asked for the Milton file, now get it. You did bring it, didn’t you?’ 

Mister Broderick looked keenly at Angus as if he suspected him of purposely thwarting his plans.

‘Of course, Mister Broderick. I’ll get it immediately.’ Angus hurried from the study, through the white French doors, past the pool and to the guest house where he was staying. Continue reading »

Forced Into Stockings: Body Snatch – now published!

 What if an escaping criminal stole your body and transferred your mind into the body of a young woman? What if, as that young woman, you were blackmailed by the man who stole your body who made you do awful, unspeakable things? How would you escape and how would you get revenge?
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1.

I finished my shift on time and nervously tapped on the entrance to the cabin I shared with my wife, Anthea.

Due to her standing on board the ship (Anthea was Chief Navigation Officer), our sleeping quarters were quite large and comfortable. It was one of the benefits of being married to a woman from such an influential family and powerful in her right in our matriarchal society. Continue reading »

01. Take him away, Henry!

Don felt sick!

Staring at Joseph, his lawyer who sat behind his desk opposite him, he gasped, ‘you can’t be serious! Plead guilty?’ Continue reading »

‘Angus, for Christ’s sake! Can you get the file I asked for?’

‘That is the Miller file, Mister Broderick,’ Angus said pointedly.

‘Not the Miller file! The Milton file! I asked for the Milton file, now get it. You did bring it, didn’t you?’ Continue reading »

Part 6  Country Doctor

Once I had moved all my clothes in and Eleanor had stocked the pantry, that rambling old house felt like home, especially after I cleaned the house and moved some plants in. The town made me very welcome and when I went for my morning run before breakfast, I was constantly waving back to people along the whole route. Continue reading »

Part 1.The Mask Virus

‘Goodnight Lois,’ I replied without looking up from the monitor screen as the last lab assistant finally left. I was always the last civilian to leave the complex; I guess the others had families to go home to, and I didn’t. I have been married to my work ever since I left medical school. Continue reading »

Prologue

The last few months had not been pleasant for either Sally or Clive – their marriage was disintegrating quickly – nowadays, they hardly spoke nicely to each other anymore.

They were cordial but that was unpleasant compared to how affectionate they had been in the early days of their marriage. Continue reading »

But now old friends are acting strange
They shake their heads,
they say I’ve changed
Well something’s lost, but something’s gained
In living every day
I’ve looked at life from both sides now
From win and lose and still somehow
It’s life’s illusions I recall
I really don’t know life at all

1. Block the Sun.
But now they only block the sun,
they rain and snow on everyone.
So many things I would have done
but clouds got in my way.

The first case of the Hames Virus was in Atlanta, Georgia in the United States and the name of that first victim was, of course, Albert Hames. Continue reading »

Hamilton Jones looked at the old man distastefully and then discreetly held his spotted handkerchief to his nose. The thick smoke from the long pipe the old man insisted on smoking was making the journalists eyes water and his weak sinuses ache.

As soon as he had walked in the room, the old man had lit the pipe, endured a long coughing fit and then stubbornly sucked on the pipe again.

I have to get this over with as soon as I can, Hamilton thought, I can’t bear this smoke!

The last place Hamilton wanted to be that day, was in this hospital to interview a relic from the last century!

His editor, Thomas Greeley, had been adamant and Hamilton had endured the long trip to the next state in search of a story of the previous century.

‘It’ll be a good yarn, Jones,’ the editor had boomed. ‘A lot of folk are interested in tales of the old west. It wasn’t that long ago that outlaws ran wild over this territory and if this fellah is really Baldwin, he’ll be able to spin some real yarns!’ Continue reading »