Sullivan D. Cohen

Between His Lips (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Take a dive Between His Lips and into ten titillating stories. Showcasing themes from fantasy and sci-fi to contemporary and more, this compendium of love and lust between men is sure to leave you red in the cheeks.

The Grand Climax At Hand A Jehovah's Witness and his Bible student share a hotel room during the convention. Temptation doesn't even begin to cut it.

Sunshine Two acquaintances find themselves trapped in an old pickup truck together during a rainstorm.

Kiss It Better Battle scars come with the territory for fantasy adventurers. But Elias's latest injury has attracted a hungry (and horny) vampire.

Faulty Wiring An actor meets his perfect synthetic replacement, and decides to give him a lesson in human intimacy.

Can I Touch You? He fell in love. Can he fall into bed?

Mobile Service An inexperienced gay man finally gets the nerve to get "sexty" with his confident coworker.

Strange Magic Dimitri likes it hot and fast. Elias wants to show him that it's even hotter to take it slow.

Good Boy Avery is a simple man with simple pleasures. A praise kink happens to be one of those pleasures.

Losing Control It's Thorn's first time topping his boyfriend. How bad could it be?

Closer Elias and Dimitri share a passionate night in.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Sullivan D. Cohen
• Altersempfehlung: ab 18 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Mai 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231359516
• Artikelnr.: 74223922

Autorenporträt

Sullivan D. Cohen is a queer-focused author whose work bridges the gaps between sexuality, religious trauma, addiction, and mental health. Growing up as a member of a religious cult that stifled his exploration of gender and sex, Sullivan now dedicates himself to crafting hard-hitting narratives that fearlessly dive headfirst into the topics that were once considered "Satanic" to him.