Peggy Buxton


Biography

Author, wife, lover, and amputee.

I have been missing my left leg for years. Growing up I felt that it should not be there, and it is has been a blessing to have it gone. Today's term for this condition is BIID and in the past simply referred to as being a 'wannabe'. I am a full-time crutch user. Like my husband, I find amputees fascinating. 'Devotee' is the frequently used term.

My stories have characters that mirror my life in some manner - wanted/needed to be an amputee or want to live with an amputee. I make no apology for my descriptions of these people and there is no intent to take away from the suffering of some amputees.

I love feedback on the stories, but I cannot promise to reply.

New books usually published at end of each month.

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Books

Look at Me Now, Tales of the Device    by Peggy Buxton
Price: $1.49 USD. 28850 words. Published on April 27, 2012. Fiction.

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.
Sandwiches    by Peggy Buxton
Price: $1.49 USD. 26230 words. Published on March 2, 2012. Fiction.

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, someone just came." She laughed, fingering a gingerbread cookie in the shape of a person. She bit one leg off. "Neat."
Pole Dancer    by Peggy Buxton
Price: $1.49 USD. 26830 words. Published on February 1, 2012. Fiction.

Mark could not believe the doctor's letter. He had already agreed to help. It was not right for the doctor to back out, so he made the long trip to confront him. After the meeting, things had not changed. Mark walked the sidewalks depressed and dejected past hookers offering to make him happy. Impossible. He did not expect to meet Joan, nor she him. It changed their lives.
Battle of the Pool    by Peggy Buxton
Price: $1.49 USD. 15370 words. Published on January 1, 2012. Fiction.

Jean's life with the motorcycle gang hardens her but does not prepare her for life to come. She hooks up with Bobby and robs banks but gets caught stealing from the loot. Punished the old mob way, she is on the run missing two fingers. It was better than the hand. Across the border near a stream, Kate befriends her. Together they meet the drug lord Carlos and his wife Rosita who is missing a leg.
Courtyard, Henry, June, A Small Blue Bottle    by Peggy Buxton
Price: $1.49 USD. 25520 words. Published on December 5, 2011. Fiction.

A new client provided reason for June to travel to New Orleans once a month. The atmosphere of the French Quarter was intoxicating in more ways than good drink and good food. The conversation with Henry in a bar turned to an erotic book with their names, scenes played out in his bedroom. A conversation about a woman missing a leg they spotted, led to her courtyard, unearthing shared desires.
The River    by Peggy Buxton
Price: $1.49 USD. 26720 words. Published on October 31, 2011. Fiction.

(5.00 from 1 review)
Not since seeing the amputee woman in Dave's department had Bob been camping with him. Thoughts about such women were old but about this one were dashed when he learned that she lived with an amputee girlfriend. Dave mentioned his wife enjoyed often meeting with them for lunch, sparking new fantasies of having matching interests with Judy. He did not realize just how close they might be.
The Trader, Tales of the Device    by Peggy Buxton
Price: $1.49 USD. 26610 words. Published on September 30, 2011. Fiction.

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.
Lake Morgan, A Small Blue Bottle    by Peggy Buxton
Price: $1.49 USD. 25220 words. Published on August 31, 2011. Fiction.

Some people know about Marie's potions. She makes them for all manner of needs. They also know the legend of the one in the blue bottle that transforms a limb into a stump. Old feelings stir for Jean when her daughter loses a leg the summer before college. Her husband cannot tolerate the loss any more than Sandy being a lesbian. A chance meeting at Lake Morgan changes Jean's life.
The Trial, Tales of the Device    by Peggy Buxton
Price: $1.49 USD. 24340 words. Published on July 28, 2011. Fiction.

(3.00 from 1 review)
Stan's travels to an exotic country to find loose, beautiful women seemed to be going as planed for the first week, until the big drunk man took offense he was talking to his wife and started a fight. Stan stood before the judge with three other people. His sentence: one month as a woman working as a hotel maid. At first, he thought it better than a person before: female sex slave with one leg.
Becoming Sara, Tales of the Device    by Peggy Buxton
Price: $1.49 USD. 21550 words. Published on June 30, 2011. Fiction.

Matt, like many transgendered people, was stuck in a body that is not his. For most of his life, he had been able to stuff the needs away from friends, family, and himself. Another need, just as strong, complicated his life. When a woman missing a leg moved next door, all repressed needs exploded for him. Her solution was deceptively simple and better than he could have imagined.
Escort To A New Life    by Peggy Buxton
Price: $1.49 USD. 10000 words. Published on May 29, 2011. Fiction.

Aaron stands in line at the movies. As the wind blows his hat, he notices a woman in line missing a leg. He struggles with his feelings for days and work suffers. Mattie, his boss, has a discussion with him about what might be wrong. He insists it is too personal, but promises to focus again. A few days later, she introduces him to an old friend that needs an escort to a political fundraiser.
Missing Feelings, Volume 2    by Peggy Buxton
Price: $4.49 USD. 44540 words. Published on May 26, 2011. Fiction.

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.
Missing Feelings, Volume 1    by Peggy Buxton
Price: $4.49 USD. 49460 words. Published on May 23, 2011. Fiction.

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.
That Summer    by Peggy Buxton
Price: $1.49 USD. 11430 words. Published on May 19, 2011. Fiction.

Jim keeps Kevin, an aging and ill man, company by playing Monopoly and telling him stories. Today's story is about the summer Roy lived at the lake where Miranda, a neighbor, is missing a leg. His mother's response is surprising, but soon he understands. His father moves away, and she finds someone to love that enjoys the 'new' her. Roy finds a similar woman his own age to love.

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