Here Puss
ISBN: 978-1-55487-927-4
Categories: GLBT, Ménage
a Trois/Quatre, Romance
Publisher: eXtasy Books
Jack Burns and Samuel Dresser are a young gay
couple who love their cabin by the lake. On this occasion, Jack
arrives at their secluded retreat a day before Samuel and prepares
for his lover's arrival. Excitement turns to terror when a big cat
appears as the couple make love in the great outdoors. Will the big
cat cause more trouble than the lover's can handle? Or will a twist
of fate and nature add some spice to the lover's weekend?
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Samuel took a deep breath and hitched up
his pack. The last couple of dozen meters he wanted to make it look as
if he'd simply breezed in, rather than struggled under the weight of
bringing too much gear. He knew he had. His short brown hair was damp
with sweat, but Jack would hopefully assume it was from the heat, not
the strain. His shirt clung to his chest and back. His cut-offs chafed
and tugged, and not at all in a nice way. Only his hiking boots seemed
somehow cool and they were the most substantial thing he wore.
Peering at the lake, Samuel saw their
canoe tied to the makeshift wharf. No sign of his partner though, and he
started across the grass towards the cabin. "Ja…" His breath caught,
the word froze half-spoken.
Jack, much as he'd imagined, strode out
of the water--naked, a towel in one hand, he stopped only when he'd
reached a thick patch of grass next to the chopping block. The blade of
an axe lay buried in the block, its handle thrust up, apparently a
convenient place to hang the towel once he'd dried his shoulder-length,
brown hair. He watched appreciatively, while Jack's thick cock swung
from thigh to thigh every time he moved.
Sam, the Man
Publisher Total E-Bound
ISBN: 978-0-85715-639-6
Genre: m/m, contemporary, mild BDSM
When Gregg Jackson’s wife passes away
after a prolonged illness, can the care giving, flamboyantly gay,
Sam Nicholson, convince him that being a bad boy is a good thing?
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Excerpt:
Chapter Two
Opening the
front door, he was thrilled to see Greg approaching him and said, "Get out
of those clothes and kneel." He swished passed his lover, tossed his coat
on the chair and headed for the kitchen. Behind him, he heard Greg's soft curse
and then a thump. Turning, he stifled the chuckle that threatened. He'd pushed
his jeans down to the tops of his boots then tried to get out of the boots.
Again. He'd toppled over. The curse had been when he realised he'd lost his
balance, the thump was when his butt hit the floor, or so Sammy assumed. He'd
have a bruise for sure.
Placing his
hand on his hip, he pointed out, "If you'd just take the damn boots off
first…"
Greg looked
at him, scowled, then lowered his eyes. "Yeah, I know. I'm just in a
hurry."
"Sir?"
He waggled his eyebrows.
Greg smiled,
adding, "Sir."
"Get
naked, boy." The words sent a shiver of pleasure running up his spine. He
loved the feeling of power his control over Greg gave him.
"Yes,
Sir," Greg said, in that deep sexy voice he used only when they the two of
them were going into a scene. Jeans and boots finally formed a small pile
beside him on the door mat. His shirt followed, a crumpled pile of white
cotton. Finally, he wriggled out of his underpants and tossed them on the heap.
He turned to face Sammy. "Here, Sir?"
Before he
answered, he went into the kitchen and got a glass of white wine. Standing in
the doorway, he said, "In front of the couch. Face away from it." He
watched and sipped, as the lovely man crawled to the specified spot. Greg
knelt, turned away from the couch, making sure his back was straight and his
knees spread wide apart. With his hands behind his back, his thickening cock
was in full view.
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Of Death and Desire - re-released
Publisher BWLPP
ISBN: 9781926965697
Genre: historical, m/m, mild BDSM, romance
Dear diary, that's how
you're supposed to begin these things, or so I assume. I never in a
million years thought I'd write in one, let alone under these
circumstances. This was Jonathan's doing. When he asked me to make
this entry, it was something I had to do, for him. He's given up so
much.
The beginning. Yes,
that's where I should begin and then let his accounting tell the
tale.
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Two years old than I, Jonathan was twenty-seven, and I, well into my twenty-fifth year, when I became ill. At first, we thought it was just a passing ailment that would take its toll and then fade, as so many disorders do. Unfortunately, that's not what happened.
Consumption doesn't simply go away. There's little treatment for it, and what there is does little good.
Before I became too ill, we traveled to New Orleans—a final vacation together, arranged by him, of course. Friends, good ones, owned a property there, and offered it to us for as long as we wanted to stay. We jumped at the opportunity to get away together, and what better place to spend the last days of one's life.
Little did we know what would transpire while we were there. But, that's for Jonathan to tell.
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