Claiming Alexander by Leo Sparx

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Today we’re featuring Claiming Alexander — book one of the House of Otter — by Leo Sparx!

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Blurb:

Inspired by the dark tales of Edgar Allan Poe, this kinky queer romance speaks in whispers about a mysterious mansion and an eccentric millionaire with a taste for hairy young men. Alexander, born on the wrong side of the tracks, longs for a lavish lifestyle and often teases the perimeter of the seemingly abandoned house while fantasizing about the man rumored to dwell within. When reconnected with a friend from his past and offered an unexpected proposition, Alexander must decide how much of his body and sexual freedom he is willing to surrender in exchange for a life of luxury.

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Excerpt:

“Why don’t you want men to touch you?” he asked, holding the whip in front of my face. I was on my knees now in a room so dimly lit I was only able to see what he allowed me to. 

There had been a device for the wall under one of the vases on the table. He’d said, “You didn’t think to check the credenza,” while he pushed the hidden silver button. If I hadn’t been gagged already, I may have said, “What the fuck is a credenza?”

“I have a prediction that you need this. I’m glad you’ve taken the opportunity to relax and enjoy yourself. For what you are about to endure here, I needed your body clean and ready to submit, to be fixed before it could be broken.”

He was looking down at me, drool forming around the edges of the sphere in my mouth, my legs spread apart at the knee in front of him. His hair was nearly black and fell effortlessly in place aside from a single wisp on his forehead. Mustache and scruffy face, the stubble on his defined chin gave way to a fully buttoned collared shirt. Like his fitted slacks held with a polished belt buckle, everything on his body was tailored and flawless; he was letting me take it all in, allowing me from my kneeling position to get a full view from his eyes to his boots; both made me feel more naked. It was difficult to understand how a man this attractive would ever pay for sex.

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About Leo Sparx:

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Leo Sparx is a digital artist who has brought his fascination with the history of queer sex to the literary erotica world. Inspiration for his award-winning work is often found during virtual orgies, trips to offbeat museums, or classic—occasionally spooky—literature. His unique blend of steamy sensations and dark passion takes the reader on a kinky exploration and allows them to experience encounters in unexpected locations.

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