R R Morgan: 54 books

Queen of Sorrows, the third offering in R.R. Morgan's Sons of Rome series, finds Tamara in the lush, Parthian kingdom of Hyrcania, her royal title and birthright reclaimed, and all the riches of the world laid at her feet. Unfortunately, she soon discovers that power and wealth do not guarantee autonomy...

R.R. Morgan is proud to present this mystical, magical, erotic adventure set in the dark world of Azria, a debauched land teaming with dreadful beasts, scheming royals, powerful wizards, and lusty women. Volume 2: The Dark Wood - Kryto and his barbarian army face an enemy beyond their might, Yalin and Osef bargain with a debauched sellsword, and an evil pact is made in a dark forest.

R.R. Morgan is proud to present this mystical, magical, erotic adventure set in the dark world of Azria, a debauched land teaming with dreadful beasts, scheming royals, powerful wizards, and lusty women. Volume 3: Desara's Gift - Alina finds an unlikely protector, Kryto receives a powerful...

Age of Caligula, the first entry in the Sons of Rome saga, introduces Tamara of the East, a beautiful young girl taken from the sands beyond the Mediterranean, and sold at a Roman slave auction. Raised in an opulent, debauched brothel, Tamara learns the ways of physical pleasure, the limits of trust,...

Tamara's Fall, the fourth installment in R.R. Morgan's Sons of Rome series, brings this erotic opus to an epic, chaotic close. This final offering in the Sons of Rome series - decidedly darker than the former three - lays bare how deeply Tamara's brutal past has affected her, and examines her complex...

R.R. Morgan's erotic adventure series, Sons of Rome, returns. Book II: The Wild Lands, recounts Tamara's lusty affair with the mighty centurion, Junius Agrippa, the grieving lover of Tamara's murdered friend, Cassia. Bound by their common vow to punish Cassia's killer (the heartless Praetorian, Marcus...

National Syndicalist author H. R. Morgan has put together an invaluable reference work for the student of Corporate Syndicalism, Fascism, and social activism. Within the pages of this volume will be found a collection of many documents that are difficult to locate as well as many new translations...

Morgan Hill lies at the foot of stately El Toro Mountain in southern Santa Clara Valley. Martin Murphy Sr. settled here in 1845, and only a generation later the Murphy family had managed to acquire 70,000 acres. Martin�s son Daniel owned over a million acres in the western United States when his only...

My Favorite Wisdom is for people who like to learn, laugh, and reflect. Engagingly written in the form of personal letters and short essays, this book conveys the honesty, humor, and caring of a grandfather who wants to guide his grandchildren to a happier and more satisfying life. This is...

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When William Winston starts up the redwood canyon trail in the Big Sur Wilderness, he anticipates immersion in natural beauty and the restoration of inner peace. Instead, he discovers a mystery that puts his life in danger. Solving the puzzle tests both his resourcefulness and his strength of character. The...

My father grew up in the poverty of Dust Bowl Kansas during the Great Depression. Sure, I Can Do That is a collection of stories that he told about his life on the farm and his adventures riding the rails as a teenage hobo. Historical footnotes provide context and perspective to these amazing stories...

This book will only take you a few hours to read, but it could change your life forever! Throughout life, everyone faces challenges, setbacks and temporary failures. Those who learn to rise from these ashes of defeat are the ones who become truly successful. The word phoenix has three primary meanings:...

Dan Desbois was for much of his adult life a member of the ‘front line infantry in the colonial “armies of education”’ in Australia. He was untrained, learning how to teach and manage a school through firsthand experience. Dan was Head Teacher at five Queensland schools from 1873 to 1896 –...