TITLE: Ross Deere – Handy Man
AUTHOR: Hans M Hirschi
PUBLISHER: Beaten Track Publishing
COVER ARTIST: Natasha Snow
LENGTH: 56000 words/172 Pages
GENRE: Gay Erotica, M/M Romance, Contemporary
RELEASE DATE: January 28, 2016
BLURB: Ross Deere – Handy Man is the story of a young man who stumbled into the escorting business by accident. Ten years later, about to date someone for real for the first time, he looks back at some of the clients he’s met over the years, decisions he’s made, and parallels to his current life.
Meet lawyers, professors, students, aspiring Hollywood actors, and many others who, at one point or another, have found themselves in need of Ross’s services.
Ross Deere – Handy Man is an erotic novel, funny and free of drama – a steamy read with plenty of fast-paced action that will leave you sweaty and satisfied!Join Ross on his many adventures in and out of bed, literally.
“Jason undid the towel and grabbed my balls with his right hand, gently cupping them, rolling them in his hand. “Do you like that?” I asked, continuing to kiss him.
“I’ve never done this before.”
“Suck my dick, go ahead,” I said, gently pushing his head down toward my throbbing cock. Jason obliged and started to suck my dick, like he was sucking a Popsicle at first, but after a couple of pointers, he quickly adjusted his style and proceeded to work on my dick like a pro. Soon, I had to literally lift him off my cock or I would’ve exploded right into his mouth.
“Wow, hang in there, buster. Give me a break. I was about to bust a nut, and you’re still fully clothed. Let’s see if we can change some of that.”
I started to unbutton his shirt and slid it off, revealing a hairless, flat chest. Nerd, right. He’d never lifted anything heavier than a book in his life. Jason opened his slacks and slid them off. He was white Fruit of the Loom briefs underneath.
You can’t make this shit up, can you?
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“John knows about my line of work. He’d heard about me from other customers of mine, and we happened to meet by accident in a club a couple of weeks ago. He walked over, beer in hand, and chatted me up. But rather than asking me to come over for some handiwork, he wondered if he could possibly invite me for dinner. He blushed and looked down to the floor. It was so sweet. How could I say no? I mean, most men I meet are only after sex, and while I love it and appreciate that sense of intimacy and closeness, I miss being able to just talk to someone and share a meal.
But most of all, I long to be loved. I would love to share my life with someone special, waking up next to my man, hearing him snore, his morning breath in my nostrils when we kiss good morning, his morning wood poking against my back when he holds me. I want someone to cook breakfast for on a weekend morning. I want someone to come home to at night. Is that so weird?
When John asked me out, I figured I’d be a fool to turn him down. He knew what I was doing, and who I was, so that wasn’t an obstacle for him. Why not get to know him, and see where things would go?
He took me to this cute little Italian place down on Sunset, and we talked and talked. He told me about his background and where he’d grown up. He was curious about me, where I was from, and what had brought me to LA. Before I knew it, it was eleven p.m. and the place was closing up. He drove me back to the house, kissed me on my cheek, and asked—blushing again—if I would see him again. I almost died. Right there, in that moment. It was the most romantic thing ever. He is so sweet!”
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