The Mammoth Book of Gay Erotic Stories

Download or read book The Mammoth Book of Gay Erotic Stories written by Barbara Cardy and published by Hachette UK. This book was released on 2013-06-13 with total page 316 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Seriously hot gay erotica from the top writers in the field - Landon Dixon, M. Christian, Julian Benedict and Richard Hiscock to name just a few. There are no fewer than 44 superbly-written stories in this bumper collection. If you like your erotica limp, this is not for you. · A PI is hired to deliver the goods on a kidnapping caper. And deliver he does, to his own satisfaction . . . · Jude is accepted into an exclusive gay sex club where he learns that a gorgeous, straight football player he had hopelessly yearned for is a favoured member of the club. Turns out, the only thing straight about the man is his rigid, monster cock which is standing ready to push forward Jude's initiation. · Willy's a student who likes to jerk off with strangers via webcam. He's a voyeur and exhibitionist all rolled into one and as much as he loves getting off in front of other guys, he loves watching them stroke their big cocks even more. · When Evan finds himself being robbed at knifepoint in a dark alleyway, he's in need of help from the boys in blue. But these policeman demand a very special brand of gratitude for saving him - and Evan's only too happy to do everything the dominant pair ask of him . . . · Robbie is the laziest intern the company has ever employed - but with his father as head of the department, he knows he can get away with anything. That's until one misdemeanour too many brings him into conflict with his stand-in boss - a man who believes in the power of old-fashioned discipline . . . · He thought he'd seen it all after twenty years of towing freight on the highways and byways. But this was a new one - a hitchhiker eschewing his thumb for his dick, an erection sticking out of the front of his jeans. The trucker just had to stop for a pick-up . . . · Jameson was a big, important businessman, Cody a young punk. But the big-shot just had to make time for the small, well-endowed young man . . .