Peggy Buxton: 39 books

Carla ate another bite of sandwich. She looked up the term in the context of the story. 'Sandwich - when three people make love with one in the middle, usually of the opposite gender from the outside pair.' Fingers tightened. A dollop of mayonnaise oozed from the middle. "Oops,...

Robert cheated on Lana. Caught, forced to transfer, she tried to forgive him. Everything was going well, until he started seeing a young woman in another town named Bunny. Of course, Lana had noticed a woman with one leg, maybe two women, at the company picnic. After the divorce, Lana's life careened out of control. Or was it?

Since buying the Mark II, Alex has been a beautiful woman often missing a leg or two. She loves the art of seduction and unknowingly trading bodies with strangers that profess to want a change. Most she never sees again. Curiosity grows until she follows a few to find how they have adjusted.

Marcella had not been satisfied with her life or her body. Extra pounds, a leg she felt should not be there, failed romances. Uncle Sidney took her aside not long after her twenty-fifth birthday and offered a startling revelation - his new wife was beautiful and missing a leg. Joanne returned that night and explained how easy Marcella's problem was to resolve.

Pear shaped with thick thighs, that's how Lana saw herself. Why did some women have all the luck of having a body like that? Why did she have a body that men lusted over, but not lust over her? 'Lose a leg, men won't want you then?' Don had suggested. Lana asked if he would and he explained...

For her fortieth birthday, Victoria when camping alone. She loved the solitude. Since the amputation of her right arm, friends had deserted her. It was okay. In the early evening, a hiker passed the campsite looking for a place to stay after a long day on the trail. After eating, and a glass of wine, the conversation focused on what it was like to have one arm.

Alice Mahon's fixation began years ago when she meet a black lady with one leg at church during the only few weeks her parents went. It festered until one of the university professors mirrored the body image she still harbored. Little did she know Dr. Shepherd shared the feelings she felt were quite unique. Only when she met Bebe Upchurch did she find they were not.

It is not so strange to fall in love with an amputee. After all, amputees are like most everyone else. Some seek them out; others just happen to find them. It doesn’t matter since the results can be the same. 'Exit 325', The engine troubles with John's big truck make him to stop long before...

Isabel Hardy has a syndicated radio program - The Isabel Hardy Show - where she interviews people of topical interest. Her producer, Leeanna Jansen, books a young lady, nineteen years old, and a recent amputee, believing it will be inspirational. Laurie is asked about the cause of the amputation....

Henry Thomas was a lucky man. He had recently fallen for Jean, and had been invited to interview for a senior position with the Hampton Group in Bayvale on the Gulf Coast. By the end of a social gathering at the CEO's house after a day of interviews, he knew she was not the right woman for him. While...

Vicky Rivera never expected to fall in love with Robert. Brothers and Sisters are not supposed to do things like that. Each had married and divorced, and were using an oft discussed trip in an RV to rebuild their friendship. Weight gain resulted in a classic pear shaped body. She did not know Robert lusted after such bodies. She did not know she would meet a lady missing a leg.

That evening Paula and I were at the 'Riverside', a fine restaurant in Marlboro. The year before after seeing a sixty-five-foot sailboat anchored in the deepest part of the river I met her then spent a long weekend on the boat that she co-owned with an extended family she was part of. Months before...

Much is happening in Northwood since the interview about BIID aired on the Isabel Hardy Show. Isabel and Leeanna are adjusting to life following their amputations, and people are asking questions. A sponsor drops the show. The subjects of the interview consider moving there. Missing an arm after the accident, Joan considers losing a leg. She is not alone in the desire to have one of each.

It is not so strange to fall in love with an amputee. After all, amputees are like most everyone else. Some seek them out; others just happen to find them. It doesn't matter since the results can be the same. 'Saloon and Shirley', Jake finds a new place to live in a new town. Missing a leg,...