Bøger af Mark Wildyr

An adventure story of unconventional frontier love during the American Civil WarBorn into a society tolerant of homosexuals, River Otter is confused by the white culture''s persecution of such men. A sequel to his debut novel, Cut Hand, Mark Wildyr''s River Otter tells the story of a survivor of the wholesale massacre of his people and a major in the army that killed them.As the war begins to wind down, Otter leaves the only home he has ever known to help Major James Morrow, Commandant of Ft. Yanube, build a farm north of the fort. He begins a new life with the handsome Major while coming to grips with growing hostility toward natives and rising danger from a local militia bent on eliminating all bloods from the territory. As his physical attraction for the blond soldier slowly grows into a love perilous to both of them, Otter is distracted by personal challenges. As he struggles to survive the social and political upheaval sweeping the plains, Otter tries to remain true to his own set of values.Set in the plains of post-Civil War America, River Otter is a story passionate love, honor and respect.

In this follow-up to Wildyr Tales, twenty-three gay romance stories introduce a wide variety of characters, some who have no idea who they are and have a ribald time in discovering the answer. You'll meet military gays, one who has paid a penalty for serving his country but carries on nonetheless. A young man told from early adolescence he is worthless struggles to disprove that to himself. An alien haunts a man's house and spies on his dalliances between the sheets. A dying teen gives his best friend a poetic journal to know him better. From to artists and models, hardcases facing unexpected revelations and slut-talking queens and every day guys just trying to make it in a world hostile to their kind. Find out what happens in More Wildyr Tales!

In this anthology, Mark Wildyr introduces Gabacho, an itinerant Texas cowboy who likes to travel on horseback. Born Gary James Hawthorne and dubbed Gabacho when he ventures south of the border is a womanizer who is introduced to something different. And you know what? He sorta likes it. Across nineteen stories, Gabacho explores the ribald, the serious, the occult. At the core of each story is love -- hopeless love, successful love, love that fails. There are chance encounters and planned encounters. Twins with different needs, guys accused of being losers who achieve small victories, a killer, a vampire, an old cowboy's tale of how he got the recipe for banana pudding. Meet all these and more in Gabacho and Other Wildyr Tales!

When vacationing Denver architect Roger Mackie rolls into a quaint old trading post in Montana's Bitterroot Mountain Range to gas up his car, it's the start of a life-changing journey. Lean, handsome Chippewa Johnny Two-Guns is looking for a ride. He's on a mission to recover some clan treasures. Roger is immediately smitten and drives Johnny all the way to Arizona.Although the two successfully build a friendship, Roger is unable to initiate the intimacy they both seem to desire. A second visit gives Roger another chance to draw Johnny out of his shell. The payoff is spectacular, leading to a week of sex and discovery, during which Johnny's innocent enthusiasm shows Roger a new side of love between men. But trouble is on the horizon for the new couple, as fate seems set against them. And what does the sudden appearance of sexy young architect Brad Beaver portend for the future?