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Josh didn't really want to go out for his birthday, but his friend Tony insisted. He can't believe it when a hot guy hits on him and wants to go home with him! Roy is well-hung and worried about hurting Josh, but Josh insists he can take it. They have a great time together, but Josh has a nagging suspicion that Roy might not be telling him everything.

 

This story is also available in the Take It Like A Man Anthology.

 

Book Review

The saying "If something looks too good to be true, it probably is" has been proven to be valid many, many times. This story is a further example, one where Josh, not normally very lucky with men, suddenly has a lover who is very interested in him. Not that Josh believes it at first, but once Roy assures him there is no reason to be weary, Josh falls for it hook, line, and sinker. Oh boy, is he in for a rude awakening.

Josh has not had much luck with men, and his job as a lawyer doesn't exactly give him much time to look for someone. He has become very cynical over the years, hates going to bars for a hookup, and one thing he will not allow is for anyone else to set him up with a date. His friend Tony has different plans… and Josh has a lot to learn about not rejecting a good thing just because it may not have happened to him on his terms.

If you like stories where the main character is his own worst enemy, if you enjoy reading about men who have a thing or two to learn before allowing themselves to find happiness, and if you're looking for a read that offers all of the above in a hot little package, then you will probably enjoy this short story.

 

 

 

 

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Additional Information

Format	ebook
Length	Short Story, 28 pages/8000 words
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Publication Date	29-January-2014
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