The Camping Trip
Oliver Thrust
Smoldering Books
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20
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About this ebook
It’s his first summer after going to college and Johnny is struggling with coming out to his family and friends. So Ben takes him up to a remote lake for some much needed male bonding. However Johnny is immediately lusting after his ruggedly handsome companion, with more than just roasting marshmallow on his mind.
When a freak rainstorm hits, Ben and Johnny are alone in the tent and naked. In the darkness the two embrace their isolation and Johnny comes out. However when Ben makes a move everything changes in this electrifying tale of forbidden lust.
When a freak rainstorm hits, Ben and Johnny are alone in the tent and naked. In the darkness the two embrace their isolation and Johnny comes out. However when Ben makes a move everything changes in this electrifying tale of forbidden lust.
The Camping Trip is a gay erotica short containing taboo love and raunchy tent action.
About the author
Oliver Thrust is a young gay erotica author, who specialises in writing kinky and taboo stories. When he’s not writing he’s doing research any way he can. Oliver loves to write about men of all shapes and sizes with a variety of kinks turning him on.
As an author he’s trying to find out more about himself and his sexuality, with passion and arousal behind every word. Oliver is up for anything and likes to leave everyone he encounters happy and satisfied.
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