First Encounters

by Sam Harbor

Four more erotic stories featuring the young and virile class of Coxford University. Young men caught up in sticky situations as their curiosity gets the better of them. In The Art Crawford has always considered himself a mundane guy. Quiet, scrawny, shy, never one to stick out of the crowds. He watches the hot studs go by while he sits alone, working on his paintings. You can't get hurt if you never take chances.While everyone else is out enjoying the sunshine, he is hiding away in the campus art studio, wrestling with artist block to finish the final painting assignment that he's been procrastinating all semester. When he is paid an unexpected visit by a very unexpected admirer, the rich and mysterious Simon Grant.Camping With freshman Ricky thought camping out for a whole week with his straight roommate Eddie couldn't get any worse. No internet, no phones, no privacy, how is an eighteen year old strapping lad like him supposed to pass the time without going crazy? Eddie's sweet and caring, but he just never seems to understand personal boundaries, whether it be knocking before entering his bedroom, or sleeping in close quarters in their tiny tent. Is he truly that oblivious?Gradually Ricky learns that when you're roughing it in the wilderness, you need to make your own fun.Roadside college student Marcus is supposed to be out on a date with his girlfriend right now. But after a heated phone call lasting less than a minute, instead he is single and out on the curb, locked out of his apartment with a bouquet of flowers that now have nowhere to go. His self-pity party is interrupted by a mysterious, grinning, half-naked, surfer-dude accented man sporting a mohawk and a pair of feathery angel wings, who is hellbent on making sure that Marcus does not spend this night alone in his heartache.Dude... Are You Gay?:Scruffy, lanky, fun loving Danny has really hit it off with his new roommate, the brooding stoic Mitchell. They've quickly become best friends! But some in the dorm building might say they're a little too close with eachother, and the rumor mill starts about what they might get up to in privacy. This gossip sends the two friends into a crisis of personal reflection, unsure of whether they should continue to explore this connection growing between them. What's the harm? It's not like they're gay or anything!

104 pages, Paperback

Published August 20, 2019