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Updates: Featured Book and Free Story of the Week, More

Happy Wednesday, everyone! It’s hard to believe that it’s already November! Thanksgiving and Christmas will be here before you know it, and then a whole new year will arrive!

As regular readers know by now, A Climax in Time and Tales From the Saddletramp Universe, Vol. 2: Love, Lost and Found, have both gone live and are doing quite well. Many thanks to all of you for helping to make that happen. If you haven’t gotten your copies yet, you can visit my Amazon page and purchase them.


Currently, I am working on two stories: one for my followers, which will be posted on various sites, including Literotica, and another that will be part of a holiday collection set to go live in early December.

You can read a preview of one story, Flash 06: The Temporary Wife, here. This is a continuation of my Flash series featuring Cameron Drake, who was accidentally hit by an alien ray that continues to change his DNA.

You can read the first book in the Flash series for free here.


This week’s featured book is “The Cursed Phallus of Baalak-Ra: Book One in the Baalak Trilogy.” Published on Amazon on August 15, 2022, this e-book tells the story of Terry and Eileen Fletcher, a husband-and-wife team of archaeologists tasked with investigating a strange ancient dildo discovered in the Egyptian desert.

Naturally, things don’t exactly go as planned as Baalak sets his sights on Eileen… Eli Jones, a.k.a., Justice O. Peace, makes a cameo appearance.

You can read more about the book here, read an excerpt here, and grab your own copy on Amazon here.


This week’s featured free story is something a bit different from the Saddletramp Universe. Naturally, it involves justice. And Justice. Justice O. Peace, that is. It’s also different in that it’s not erotica. It’s a story about a little girl who gets justice for her beloved puppy.

Yes, the ‘Tramp is a dog lover.

You can read that story here.


I’d also like to take this opportunity to thank Substack author Dblkrose of BSP, who wrote a flattering review of my work that left me humbled. Humbled, because (1), he “gets” it, and (2), I thoroughly enjoy his work, and I’m humbled to have received such high praise from a writer of his caliber:

Some writers chase shocks. 

Saddletramp1956 builds pressure. He lets kitchens, banks, tattoo shops, and outbuildings do the talking, then drops one cold detail that won’t wipe off. The voice stays calm—almost courteous—which is exactly why the violence, earthly or otherwise, feels unique.

Saddletramp’s engine is restraint. He doesn’t cue the orchestra; he sets a room and lets one wrong note vibrate. A casserole cooling on the counter, a receipt with the number you didn’t want to see, a padlock that suddenly feels like a challenge—his scenes accumulate like quiet evidence.

He always treats setting like an accomplice. Kitchens and banks aren’t just backdrops; they’re systems with rules, and horror emerges when those rules get used with competence.

You can read his entire review here. I also highly recommend subscribing to his Substack newsletter. Be sure to tell him the ‘Tramp sent ya.

While you’re there, be sure to subscribe to my newsletter as well. I post stories and/or articles every day. Some are paid while others are free, but they’re all part of the Saddletramp Universe.


Don’t forget to take advantage of these four Bookfunnel group promotions.

This month, you can download Burn! Tales of Infidelity and Retribution, Vol.1, Semper Invictus, and The Armstrong Incident for free on Bookfunnel here. The Kepler Incident, Tabitha Prime, and my newest book, Tales From the Saddletramp Universe, Vol. 2, can be seen here. These promotions run through November.

Justice Rides, Tabitha Prime, The Kepler Incident, The Premonition, and Tales From the Saddletramp Universe, Vol. 1, are available here. At the same time, A Father’s Justice, a sample of Tabitha Prime, Houston, and Houston Goes to Washington can be downloaded for free here. These promotions end on November 15.

That’s it for this week. Until next time, happy trails!


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