Daddies: Gay Erotic Stories
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| Rating | : | 4.57 (705 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1573443468 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 200 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-03-20 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Everything goes in these stories, from the sexually playful to the wistfully romantic, to hardcore S/M, to role playing, to extreme kink. One of the most powerful icons for gay men is the hunky, rough-hewn, authoritative daddy figure, who can offer hot kisses, warm embraces, and a firm hand with equal intensity. This collection of erotic stories reveals the unique sexual and emotional bonds between these older daddies and younger gay men: from twinks hankering for silver foxes to men with the meat of years on their bones mentoring spunky lads just coming out. Written by such masters of the genre as Doug Harrison, Jeff Mann, Xan West, Barry Alexander, Dale Chase, Shaun Levin, and more, these sizzling stories explore the world of men who may differ in age but have the same thing on their mind.
"bland" according to scionlad. i have a huge daddy fetish, but this book left me luke-warm. i was anticipating something better than the uninspired material within the covers.. Worthwhile read Overall review:All of the stories in this anthology are good, if not excellent - they ably address variations within the son/daddy lifestyle. Richard Labonte has brought together a wonderful array of talent here, creating for a collection that's worth owning, for those inclined toward the gay erotica genre, and don't expect it to be the best gay erotica ever published.Taking into account how many uneven and/or outright bad anthologies I've read, my expectations for erotica anthologies are moderate - not to be mistaken for low, but, rather, solid. Others feel differently, as others indicated with their reviews, and I respect that.It is wi. Literature, it's not Jon Montz Graham The title did explicitly inform me that the collection is one of erotic stories. I guess I wanted more character development and romance. It's neither a book I would keep or share. Some of the writing is good and the authors well known, while some is fairly bleak.