In 2008 I wrote a long erotic BDSM themed story called Northwest
Hunters. When I submitted it to a small
publisher he had me break it into three different books. I ended up titling the three books
"Joining the Circle", "Finding Happiness", and "Ending
Evil". The publisher was a great
guy but never really got off the ground and we ended up parting ways. (If you look over in the right hand side of
this blog you will see a section titled "Links" and if you click on
"where you can read my stories" it will take you to Literotica where
all three books are available to read for free if you are curious about reading
them. Caution... Literotica posts my stories alphabetically so they are not listed chronologically.)
The series was about a couple in their 50's who were seeking a submissive
female to serve them in their home. They
found Junie and things were looking pretty good, but then there was a serial
killer that was stalking Junie. He is
caught before he can hurt Junie but there was another victim, a young girl
named Monica who was in her early 20's.
He had assaulted her, torturing her with a knife but do to fortunate
circumstances she survived. She was a
key to the capture and was a critical witness in the trial of the killer. She fell in love with the FBI agent, David,
who was in charge of the case and was many years older than her. He had fallen in love with her too but had
refused to consider the possibility of ever acting on that love, believing it
was the circumstances of the case, he was too old... etc. In the last book of Northwest Hunters a small
subplot is how Monica overcame David's reservations and he ends up proposing. They drive off into the sunset.
I ended up writing a story about Monica and David and their particular
challenges; how they overcome their issues of age difference and PTSD called
"Jigsaw Puzzle Girl". I plan
to post a Chapter now and then...so keep an eye out.
What you can do for me is if
you see any mistakes or inconsistencies or just have a constructive suggestion,
please feel free to leave me a comment.
I haven't had an editor in years and I do my best, but I seem to have
singularly large blind spot for my own mistakes.
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