When we were all cleaned up, and lying in bed, attempting to improve on chapter two, oral sex, we found ourselves unusually horny, and attributed it to our recent shower scene. "Beats Hitchcock's Psycho shower scene," I laughed.
That Monday, when I returned to school, Wolf was not there, and I realized that there was to be a full moon that night. I made a decision that I was going to find out, once and for all, what was going on.
Wolf calmed down after a while. He glanced over at me and smiled. He was so handsome, I nearly fainted at the sight of him. I had not been able to swallow very much of his plentiful semen, and my face was covered with it.
"Even though you have just showered, the manual instructs us to start every good love making session with a shower. It's for cleanliness, of course, but it's also where the foreplay begins."
Ken Cole entered Carl McElroy's hospital room with great trepidation. Ken's wife had caused a terrible accident, which had killed her, his younger son, and damn near killed Carl. The truck driver had every right to ask him to get out and leave him alone.
While enjoying himself at a gay bar one evening, a young college student sees his step father with another young man. He does not know what to do about this unexpected dilemma.
A young New York attorney accepts a job offer in Los Angeles, and connects with his long-lost gay uncle, who is just a few years older than he is. Their journey leads to love, with each other, and with others.
A young man grows tired of the callous narcissism of his contemporaries when he has sex with them. He begins to search for an older, more experienced man, who knows how to give a partner pleasure.
A young college student rents a room in a private home off campus, and becomes the personal property of his landlord, along with the other residents of the house.
I am not advocating that smokers quit, or that non-smokers start smoking. It just so happens that a cigarette break might be just the place to meet the love of your life.
A serial murderer is targeting a gay bar, The Main Street Bar and Grill. Gay detective, Jack Specio, is sent to investigate, and almost becomes the latest victim.
Love is not so much blind as it is transforming. This story is written in the grand tradition of the classic film, "The Magic Cottage" for those of you old enough to remember it. Everyone who enters the cottage is transformed into a thing of beauty.
Two gay, single dads bring their sons to college as entering freshman. When they meet their sons' roommates, they both get the hots for the young students.
Colin flies from New York City to Phoenix to attend his sister's wedding. Within the first hour of his arrival, he meets the groom's brother, and loses his heart.
I don't apologize. This is an out and out love story. Man meets man; man loses man; man finds man. If romance is your thing, please read this story, If not, move on.