Bea: 178 books

Under The Red Blanket is a memoir of a Swedish-American family living in a remote area of North East India among the Naga headhunting tribes. The book opens with the father of Bea, Bengt Anderson, immigrating to the United States from Sweden on the advice of his aunt Hedda, who worked as a cook for the...

There are many tales from the period known as the Change in Boucher's World history when Humans began being born with psychic abilities a thousand years ago. This is the story of one family’s survival from near the beginning of that time. Randa takes her family and leaves her home in the foothills...

Boucher’s World, where every sentient being is endowed with psychic abilities. But, having these abilities hasn’t been any help in getting them out of a Dome that covers their entire continent, effectively keeping them imprisoned. It has been this way since shortly after Earthlings joined another...

Deep, dark, state secrets send Bernice on a journey like no other. Deemed a music child prodigy and becoming one of the youngest prosecutors in the nation, Bernice Rathe is undoubtedly a high achiever and accomplished person, who had to overcome many barriers to achieve her success. Bernice’s...

"Essentially Female" is about a young English schoolboy whose mother mistakenly assumes that he is extremely masculine and attempts to 'smooth out' what she sees as rough edges. "Something About a Sailor" tells of how a young male with a strong clerical background goes to work...

All of the novelettes in this book describe how aunts (and their daughters) psychologically change their nephews into nieces - or at least sweet young things who appear to be nieces. "Aunt Rose's Place" tells of a young man who is only too eager to enter the service of his girlfriend's aunt....

The three novelettes in this book all start with males of different social backgrounds but having one similar trait. A teensy-weensy cell that wishes to be dominated by women. They may not know of this at first, but gradually discover it - sometimes painfully. The stories are: Wages of Shame Friends in Deed Family Trait

Six stories showing the gradual effeminization of men as their wives, girlfriends, etc, talk, tease, or torment them into accepting feminine roles in their relationship. One story examines the attempts made by a male in the future - who does not like the gender equality that is established then.

In "Trophy Husband" a rather effete young man discovers that he has attracted an attractive elder lady who is an open lesbian when she makes it clear that she has a thing for effeminate young men. He is attracted to her, but shocked when his mother starts demanding that he make himself attractive...

Three novelettes describe the gradual subjugation and humiliation of three different styles of male. The sweet young thing - the well-to-do lawyer, and the predatory heterosexual. In every case, the feminization of the males is gradual, with indignity and humiliation being piled on at every step as he becomes more and more feminine in looks and action.

There are two novelettes in this book. In "Out of the Closet" a male transvestite is outed by his girlfriend. He immediately feels that he will face certain problems - but has no real idea of the diversity and scope of what faces him. Finally a group of young women approach him with a novel...

When a conscience is missing, and the circumstances are ripe, think what one could achieve. In this story the inner core of the person remains the same, it's only the circumstances that change.

This is a new edition of a book by the same title. The cover has been changed slightly and the story "Brainscrubbed" has been added. There are three stories in this book dealing with male submissives. The first "Someone of Use" has a young hero living in a house, well staffed with...

The stories contained in this book contain tales of female dominance over men. In most of them, the men are under the thumb of females from the start of the story - but they all come to proper - if different - ends. The stories are: Nanny Camera Shy Librarian Applied Logic Last of the Quartet Table Talk