Riding the Big One
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| Rating | : | 4.87 (980 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1590214528 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 214 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-05-10 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
With nothing else in mind to do for his future, Sandy promptly signs up for the navy, but with one thing on his mind, that is to follow up on his seduction by Pip, and ride the big one. Living somewhat isolated in the English countryside, the virgin Sandy, smooth bodied and slight of build, has just finished school when he is happily seduced by his best friend Pip, only to learn that this one he so desired is now off the join the army. What follows is a blow by blow (pun intended) account of Sandy's encounters, on ship and ashore, with shipmates and any number of gorgeous guys, one to one, threesomes and more; with Sandy thoroughly enjoys every minute of it, particularly when he is on the receiving end. An enjoyable and titillating diversion with the occasional surprise, Riding the Big One is well-worth reading.
Previously, he directed the course at Rutgers from which Literacies was developed. . About the Author Ken Smith is assistant professor of English and director of writing at Indiana University South Bend
Hot action ! A Customer This is a highly erotic and well-written story of a 18 year old boy's sexual adventures in the British Navy. The author gives an authentic sounding account of life onboard and manages to build up an excellent sexual tension leading to some of the hottest sex scenes I've read in a long time. 'Riding the Big One' is a truly hot find and h. A Customer said A Fun Book. "It's all hands on deck for 18-year-old Sandy in this nautical novel. School's over for our young hero and a new life in the Navy introduces him to outrageous night-time adventures and man-on-man fun." - text excerpt from Intermale. Life in the Navy as a gay young man. Life as a gay young man in Her Majesty's Navy. Some of the story lines will be familiar from his other books, but a good read nonetheless
. Ken Smith is assistant professor of English and director of writing at Indiana University South Bend. Previously, he directed the course at Rutgers from which Literacies was developed