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Ride Me Cowboy: Erotic Tales of the West
RIDE ME COWBOY - EROTIC TALES OF THE WEST edited by Eric Summers is the latest anthology from STARbooks Press.
A cowboy never walks when he can ride and never stands when he can sit. A man is not born a cowboy - he becomes one. Horses aren't the only ones who are hung in the West. Who hasn't fantasized about a cowboy in chaps riding him next to a campfire under the stars? Who hasn't gone to the rodeo and salivated at the sight of hunky cowpokes in tight Wranglers? Who hasn't seen a modern-day ranch hand and wanted to apply for a job as his assistant? The latest Eric Summers anthology, RIDE ME COWBOY - EROTIC TALES OF THE WEST, will make you long for the days of the Old West with this collection of hot, sexy stories about cowboys and ranch hands and the men they tame by the campfire and sometimes with a whip and a lasso.
RIDE ME COWBOY - EROTIC TALES OF THE WEST, edited by Eric Summers, features stories by Armand, Christopher Pierce, Jay Starre, Jesse Monteagudo, Justin Shepherd, Kiernan Kelly, Logan Zachary, Mark Apoapsis, Mark Wildyr, Michael Roberts, Rob Rosen, Ryan Field, Sedonia Guillone, Stephen Osborne, Troy Storm, and Wayne Mansfield.
- GenresGay Erotica
267 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2008
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November 19, 2011This book was okay.
Some stories were good, some not bad, but there were a few without a happy ending and that's definitely not what I was expecting from light erotic read, and some stories felt... unfinished somehow. I don't mind short stories, not at all, but even one or two paragraphs would have given them closure, but here it was like they were cut in the middle of a sentence.
Some stories were good, some not bad, but there were a few without a happy ending and that's definitely not what I was expecting from light erotic read, and some stories felt... unfinished somehow. I don't mind short stories, not at all, but even one or two paragraphs would have given them closure, but here it was like they were cut in the middle of a sentence.
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