A Foursome

by AC Adams

Overview

Solo is cute. A couple is fun. A threesome is off the chain. But a foursome? That's in the stratosphere.

A Foursome brings together four short tales that push boundaries, ignite curiosity, and deliver steamy satire with a wink. If you like your fiction gay, gutsy, and a little outrageous, this collection is for you.

Inside you'll find:

🐷 The Pig – A raunchy, irreverent ode to the dirtiest desires. Erotic and unapologetic.

🦀 I Did the Doo Rag – A crab with a craving finds himself in hot water—literally—in this surreal, gumbo-scented hookup tale.

🚢 The Boat – When a man with a camera stumbles onto a mysterious ship, he's dragged into a seafaring crew's twisted fantasy.

🥛 The Milkman – A slow-burning rural encounter between a bored young man and his grandmother's very attentive milkman.

These stories also appear in larger volume, A Foursome Plus Poems, but are collected here as a quick, no-strings-attached read for those craving something fast, funny, and filthy.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940152232615
Publisher:	Wes Writers and Publishers
Publication date:	08/14/2015
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	205 KB

About the Author

AC Adams loves steamy LGBTQ stories and thinks you should have the most interesting. That's why he's always striving to give you a lot of bang for your buck. Someone said the best way for a young man to earn a living is to write about what he loves. I've taken writing courses at the University level and online through workshops. Courses alone don't make one a better writer. A keen eye for detail and a lot of heart has to be added to the mix.

At the heart of my writing are my experiences. I'm a fiction writer, not a memoirist. I fictionalize my truth and the truth of others.

I learned the craft of creative expression from my mother. She taught me in more ways than one how to make up stories and to give people we knew alternate lives. My unofficial Birth date is August 19, 1987. I'm not much younger or older than that. I've adopted Texas right now. The kindness of readers keeps me going.

I realize all stories aren't for all people. But, I hope I earn my way into your heart.