The Classically Southern Romance... The May-December Relationship... Personified by such notables as President Thomas Jefferson, and President Jefferson Davis. Older Southern men and their much younger soul mates...

The textbook Southern romance; President Jefferson and President Jefferson Davis had these types of extremely successful relationships in their lives. In this story, a hellfire and brimstone revisionist history teacher meets his soul mate, and together, they form a bond as deep as the one Varina Howell and Jefferson Davis enjoyed... (17 and 35, respectively). A fun read, with true American history being taught in the process...

48 Year Old History Professor Richard Branson is a widower, living alone in a world of his own making... that of teaching his Advanced History 300 students the courses that he, himself, developed for the college. Quick-witted, knowledgeable, and comfortable in his life, he feels that he has finally reached the place where he can relax, and fade off into the life of the middle-aged single man, completely in control of his life and his destiny. His sense of moral and sexual honor is straight out of the 1850's, and he refuses to join the many other instructors in their immoral crimes and sins against the law and against the Christian God.

17 year old Taylo Jamison is a gorgeous Norwegian blonde girl-child, who is the absolute height of innocence and virtue. She is an all A student, who has no real social life and no real friends, mainly due to her fantastic looks and her scholastic achievements. But, like Professor Branson, she is thus quite comfortable in her own little world of order, chastity, and self-absorption - and really needs no one else, for anything, at all...

Until she meets Professor Branson.

Both of these striking people become victims of their own perfections, when they come into contact with one another, and they each find out what others have known, all along... that, once you meet the right one, nothing else matters...

This is the unabridged version of the story - and the original. It was divided into two separate books, originally, to appeal to two separate audiences.

Now, this original version is now being released under the dual authorship of both pseudonyms.