Book Reviews

Book Blurb

They say that you can't ever really go home again, and Andrew is prepared for that to be true. After years in New York City, he returns to Texas for a friend's wedding, and finds himself wrangled into a kilt to complement his buddy's Scottish heritage. While the rest of the group are enjoying the usual bachelor party festivities, he meets a man who's just as interested in Andrew—and what's under his kilt—as Andrew is in reminding himself just how friendly country boys can be.

This story is also included in Plaid Nights Anthology.

 

Book Review

In what is close to an ode to “country boys”, this short piece of erotica centers around what happens when a man who has returned for a friend’s wedding runs into an old buddy. The result is more than unexpected for both parties and just goes to show that assumptions are just that and have nothing to do with the truth sometimes.

Andrew is the one wearing a kilt to honor the Scottish heritage of the groom and his own vague connection to Scotland via far-removed ancestors. This is more than unusual in Texas, but when he runs into an old buddy who suddenly shows an interest, all bets are off. Andrew has been living in NYC and is used to these kinds of encounters there, but would have never expected to find a like-minded man in Texas. At least they get to have some fun while the rest of the group is entertained by female strippers.

If you like brief encounters, if “almost anonymous” sex is your thing, and if you’re looking for a hot erotic read, then you might like this short story.

 

 

 

 

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Additional Information

Format	ebook
Length	Short Story, 15 pages/3800 words
Heat Level
Publication Date	15-July-2015
Price	$2.49 ebook
Buy Link	http://www.torquerebooks.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=79_93&products_id=4438