Title: Over the Back Fence Series: Sex in Suburbia, #5 Author: Derek Adams Genre: Erotic Romance Length: Short Story (25 Pages) Publisher: Extasy Books (January 1, 2015) Heat Level: Explicit Heart Rating: ♥♥♥3Hearts Blurb: Good fences make good neighbors, so they say. However, bad fences can sometimes be a heck of a lot more fun.
For years, Pete Ralston’s backyard fence has provided a privacy screen to shield him from the neighbors. Then he meets Bill Carter, the new owner of the property behind him, and his thoughts concerning the benefits of barriers undergoes a major change.
While good fences may make good neighbors, bad fences can sometimes be a heck of a lot more fun.
ISBN: 978-1-4874-0182-5 Product Link: http://www.extasybooks.com/Over-the-Back-Fence/ Reviewer: Lisa Review: I have got to tell you how hot this story is. A little too short for my liking but it was a pretty cool story. I love how hot these two men were. I had a bit of difficulties with the fact that Pete was married twice and divorced then all of a sudden he is gay. It did make for a fun night though.
Pete helps out Bill by lifting his air conditioner into his truck, and then Bill repays that with unloading the fence and concrete. Then at night, Pete see’s Bill in his full glory and finds himself turned on. After a little accident with the fence, Pete finds himself in contact with that gorgeous body.
I don’t know actually the words to tell you about this book other than the fact that it was really hot. Pete wasn’t gay, had never been with a man, and then finds himself kissing Bill. That kissing leads to even hotter playtime. It is way too short for me but gives me great ideas. I wish I had a fence so that I could spy on sexy men.
I would definitely recommend reading this book. I had a blast reading it and look forward to more by Derek.
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Title: Obsession Series: Fever Dreams, # 3 Author: Derek Adams Genre: Erotic Romance/ Contemporary Length: Short Story (49 Pages) Publisher: Extasy Books (December 15, 2014) Heat Level: Moderate to Explicit Heart Rating: ♥♥♥3Hearts Blurb: When a man’s long-suppressed passion is aroused, can anything stand in its way?
Robert Fenwick has successfully banished all thoughts of passion from his life—or so it would appear until a chance encounter with handsome, young Marc Prentice turns his world upside down. Despite the gap in their ages, they seem perfectly matched.
However, in order to experience the freedom and sexual fulfillment that Marc offers, Robert must first break away from everything that currently defines his outwardly successful life.
Review: When Robert stopped to help a young man, he didn’t know his life would change. His marriage has not been what a marriage should be and he knew that someday it would have to stop. He knew the secrets his wife hid from him, but she did not know his. Now he helps Marcand realizes that it might just be time.
It was a cute story but not for me. I don’t like the idea of cheating even if your marriage is not a true marriage. When one stands up and says I do, then if you want to be with someone else that marriage should end. Other than that little bit I didn’t like, the story itself was very hot. You can see the tenderness between the two men, even though Robert just comes off as an ass at first.
I loved Marc’s spirit and the fact that he seemed like an over the mountain cheerful type. I got a big kick out of him. Altogether though the story just didn’t do what it should have for me to truly love it. It was well written and the sex between them was extremely hot.
Title: My Bodyguard Series: N/A Author: Derek Adams Genre: Contemporary/Erotica Length: Short Story (38 Pages) Publisher: MLR Press (November 28, 2014) Heat Level: Explicit Heart Rating: ♥♥♥♥4Hearts Blurb: Jeff’s desire to go to college and live a normal life is undermined by his crime boss father’s insistence that he be accompanied at all times by a bodyguard.
Jeff does his best to despise Vic Torres, but his disdain is gradually turned to desire by the man’s quiet charm and his undeniable sex appeal. Try as he might, Jeff can’t breach the barricades Vic has erected between them until one fateful night when their quiet world is rocked by violence.
Reviewer: Lisa Review: This was a fascinating story if not a bit hard to believe. Oh not the fact that they wanted each other, but the fact that Jeff’s father was the leader of an organized crime syndicate. More than likely if his father found out they would be killed. So it tells how strong they are to even attempt this. I did love it though. Jeff was off to college and his father sends him with a bodyguard. Now Jeff was an ass to Vic, but there was a lot of passion between them. Also a lot of danger coming for Jeff. It was up to Vic to protect the man he has fallen in love with.
There was so much story put into such a dynamic short story. I had a blast reading it and look forward to more by Derek. I was impressed with the way Vic stood up in the end and proved that he could protect the man. However, in the beginning, he acts like a scared little puppy and that pretty much showed him different in my eyes so I was glad that he showed his balls in the end. Well he showed them in more ways than one. The sex between them is hot and could set the sheets on fire. I wished that it had been longer because it left me wanting more. I want to see where these two gorgeous men go in the future.
I would recommend reading this little hot and explosive story. You won’t regret it. It is a great story to read when you are just wanting to take a break from a long day at work.
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Title: Miles Diamond and the Demon of Death 5 Series: The Adventures of Miles Diamond Author: Derek Adams Genre: Adventure/ Mystery/ Erotica Length: Novella (91 pages) Publisher: Extasy Books (December 1st, 2014) Heat Level: Explicit Heart Rating: ♥♥♥3Hearts Blurb: Miles Diamond and his pals are back! This time their adventures lead them to the jungles of Mexico in search of hidden treasure.
Miles and his crew are snatched from the jaws of a volcano, only to fall once again into the clutches of arch-nemesis Nelson Chin. All the players in the race to unearth a long-lost Aztec treasure come together and Miles presents them with the key to solving the mystery. The treasure is revealed, mayhem ensues, and Miles finally meets the elusive man in the gray suit. Join the fun and adventure while Miles saves the day and solves the dazzling enigma of The Demon of Death. ISBN: 978-1-4874-0134-4
Review: After getting into all kinds of dangerous situations Miles and his pals are taken into custody along with a few others who found the treasure. All are released except for three men who intended to Stael the treasure. Miles and his pals are awarded for finding the treasure.
As usual, there is danger, adventure, action and a few funny scenes in this story. As well as a lot of hot sex. Was very glad to finally know the identity of the man in the gray suit. Good read.
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Title: Miles Diamond and the Demon of Death 4 Series: The Adventure of Miles Diamond Author: Derek Adams Genre: Action-Adventure/Erotic Suspense Length: Novella (84 pages) Publisher: Extasy Books Heat Level: Explicit Heart Rating: ♥♥♥♥3.75Hearts Blurb: Miles Diamond and his pals are back! This time their adventures lead them to the jungles of Mexico in search of hidden treasure.
Miles and his crew arrive in Mexico City only to learn that their most promising lead has disappeared and the forces aligned against them are closing in. They flee to Acapulco, where Miles’s involvement in a bizarre parasailing incident leads him to an important discovery. Miles and Rudy plunge into a dense jungle and are quickly embroiled with a fertility cult that demands sacrifice to an ancient volcano goddess. Can Miles take the heat? Will Jackson return in time? Where the hell is the guy in the gray suit? To find out, dive into part four of Miles Diamond and the Demon of Death.
Review: Miles, Rudy, and Jackson run in to trouble in Mexico when they stumble on a murder as usual Miles gets blamed for it so they run. Next, they have to evade a mob man after them intent on bodily harm. Miles has a hilarious parasailing incident. At the end of the book, Miles and Rudy are in danger.
Intense, action packed with some hilarious scenes thrown in as the three men try to stay alive while at the same time hunt for Martinez for information on the Demon of Death statue and supposed treasure.
Title: The Case of the Missing Twin #5 Series: Adventures of Miles Diamond Author: Derek Adams Genre: Erotic/ Humor/ Mystery/ Suspense/ Action Length: Novella (91 pages) Publisher: Extasy Books (March 2012) Heat Level: Explicit Heart Rating: ♥♥♥♥3.5Hearts Blurb: Clueless detective Miles Diamond scours the globe, leaving no man undone, in his quest to solve the case of the missing twin.
Our hero, Miles Diamond, narrowly averts financial catastrophe when he is hired by David Travis to find his missing twin brother. Unfortunately, Miles’ new case almost immediately throws him into a dangerous world of sex trafficking, drugs and international terrorism where he is soon in as much danger as the man he is trying to find. So far, Miles has survived an attempt to drown him, a bomb aboard an airplane, a pitched gun battle, a fall from the roof of Notre Dame Cathedral and enough hot sex to bring an ordinary man to his knees.
Part 5: Miles and his pals arrive in Morocco and are immediately sidetracked by a sinister drug smuggler who whisks them up into the remote Atlas Mountains. After several tense days, the crew makes their escape. They arrive in the fabled city of Marrakech where the action and danger intensifies as they draw closer to the elusive twin. The action reaches fever pitch in a derelict hotel where Miles makes one last heroic effort to save himself, his friends—and the money.
Review: Miles Diamond and his pals are back for the conclusion of the Case of the Missing Twin. It’s a nonstop action packed ride. As usual, Miles gets his self into some embarrassing situations and has to be rescued.
Adventurous, dangerous and action packed. This story gives the reader a highly favorable ending that has lots of hot sex and dealings with bad people.
Title: Miles Diamond and the Demon of Death 1 Series: The Adventures of Miles Diamond Author: Derek Adams Genre: Adventure Length: Novella (67 pages) Publisher: Extasy Books (August 1st, 2014) Heat Level: Explicit Heart Rating: ♥♥♥♥3.5Hearts Blurb: Miles Diamond and his pals are back! This time their adventures lead them to the jungles of Mexico in search of hidden treasure.
Miles falls afoul of a toaster and promptly loses all the proceeds from the missing twin caper. He goes to look for work and discovers nefarious doings afoot at the Seattle Art Museum. Undaunted by multiple attempts on his life and with his pals Rudy and Jackson in tow, he sets out for Mexico to unravel the mystery surrounding the small clay figurine known as The Demon of Death.
Review: Miles Diamond, it seems, lets his urges get him in a lot of embarrassing situations. He goes from well off to poor in a matter of minutes and looks for a job at a museum with a missing artifact.
Funny yet adventurous story of Miles Diamond and his escapades.
Title: Breaking the Rules Series: Sex in Suburbia, #3 Author: Derek Adams Genre: Contemporary Length: Short Story (32 Pages) ISBN: 978-1-4874-0015-6 Publisher: Extasy Books (August 15, 2014) Heat Level: Moderate Heart Rating: ♥♥♥♥3.5Hearts Reviewer: Lisa
Blurb: When Max and Charlie meet, neither man is in any position to begin a new relationship. Sometimes, however, the only solution is to break all the rules.
The man Max loved has become a hopeless alcoholic. The man Charlie trusted has left him bankrupt and homeless. When they meet, neither man is in any position to start a relationship, but there are times when the only solution is to break all the rules.
Review: This is book three in this series and normally I think it would be better to start with book one. However, with these books they can be read as stand-alone. It was a cute little short story but to short for me to really enjoy. I want to read more about Max and Charlie. They seem to be so far apart in certain parts of their lives, but you come to realize that they have so much more going for them.
Max’s ex-boyfriend and current roommate had griped about the fact that all their landscape workers were not there. Max had informed him that it was because of Ray himself. So he had gone looking for someone to take over the work and came across Charlie. Ray was the man who Max had loved at one time, now he was a mean drunk.
Whereas Charlie had been a man let down by his friend and coworker. He had lost everything including his home and he had been bankrupt. Only looking for work, he ended up finding someone who could make him see the stars. Neither man is in the position to start something but it seems like life has a way of starting it for you.
I felt so bad for these two men, to have lost so much but have the ability to still love. Max’s ex is a total jerk and so was Charlie’s. One man had been living the dream as the other had lost his. It tears you up inside to see that this happens. You feel so much for these two very sexy men and hope that they will reach for each other. I would like to read more about these two men. I loved the story but it was too short to fully enjoy the way it should. It is an easy to story to read on a break, or right before bedtime.
I would recommend reading it. It gives you sexy men, hot and passionate sex, mean drunks, and the backbone to stand up for what you believe.
Blurb: Alien being conjures ideal partner for lovelorn recluse.
Adam has been in love with Seth for as long as he can remember. Seth returns his affection, but only as a straight buddy. After a weekend visit that culminates in a session of mutual masturbation, Adam is visited by what appears to be his ideal lover. The only problem is that Adam lives deep in the woods, miles away from any another human. Is he losing his mind, or has something reached out from the infinite shining heavens above to bring him happiness?
Review: A little bit odd, confusing, and sexy in a masturbatory kind of way. I think that Seth is a tease, and is almost a bit cruel to his friend. The alien voyeur aspect is a bit freaky, and the fact that the alien represents himself a lot like Adam is also uncomfortable. Maybe this story is making a statement, don’t’ worry about if anyone else loves you, at least love yourself??? Adam is a hermit after all, maybe alone way too much? This shorty is very surreal, very mind bending, and the sexual content is very dreamlike.
Blurb: Honor Student Grant Foster’s life spins quickly out of control after a steamy encounter with a mysterious stranger. Honor student Grant Foster is resigned to following the in footsteps of his father and his older brother until his life is upended by a mysterious stranger with a dragon tattoo. Grant fights the growing attraction he feels for the man he and his friends have dubbed The Punk, but finds himself caught up in his spell. When Grant moves to end the situation, he is swept away by a tide of lustful passion he is powerless to deny.
Review: This story was a bit hard to actually understand, but I did enjoy it.
Grant is a charming, tender-hearted, gentle young man, who isn’t really sure what is going to happen in his life. Then one late night in the locker room he comes across a man dubbed The Punk. The Punk also known as, Dragon is a bit strange to me, but he wants Grant. The sex is hot and tender. It was a cute little story, just not really sure, what it was all about. I wish it were a longer story, so that I could get more information and detail.
I was intrigued and will read this story a bit more.
Blurb:What happens when a man begins too long for that which he fears the most?
Two young men are confined in a military academy that is more prison than school. Kendall believes he can only survive by avoiding meaningful contact with another human. Harris believes that contact means salvation. The two cross paths and are soon locked in a struggle only one of them can win.
Review: I am not really sure how I felt about this story. It basically says how Kendall and Harris ended up in the academy but not really much about their lives. They are stuck in what comes off as hell. Kendall is a harsh young man who basically comes off as very hateful and not someone you would like at all. However if you read between the lies he comes off as sad and someone who needs love.
Harris might just be that someone. He is forced there because his family didn’t like the fact that he was gay. He is kind, compassionate, and gentle. He needs to feel love and wants to be touched, the exact opposite of Kendall.
I can’t stand the way Kendall forces Harris at first, but soon realizes that Harris actually seems to like the contact. The sex is fierce, hot, and kind of tormented. I am not really sure what to think but I do wish that this story had been longer in length, to show maybe what would happen if they had gotten caught, or what might happen if they leave there. I can understand Kendall being forced to stay there, but they seem to be over eighteen so how or why do they stay there. It left a lot of questions unanswered. It just left me hanging.
Blurb: Ex-con Tony Bradshaw drops into a convenience store on his way home after work, looking for a loaf of bread. What he finds instead is trouble. Overnight, he becomes the star witness in the murder trial of a major mob enforcer. Death threats quickly follow, and Tony’s life is completely disrupted.
Tony is hustled off to a secluded cabin in the woods with bodyguard Alec Dubinski, a handsome young detective who at first appears to be a complete homophobe. Relations between them start off poorly and soon hit rock bottom during a drunken stupor. But after Alec apologizes for his unacceptable behavior, the sexual chemistry between the men can no longer be ignored. A night of unbridled passion leads to a declaration of their growing affection for one another.
Their idyll in the woods is brought to a halt, however, when their hideout is brutally attacked by mafia henchmen. What sacrifice is Tony willing to make as he attempts to save the man he has come to love?
Review: As I started eagerly reading this short story – cops, witnesses and action is my favorite genre – I was quickly disappointed by the bland boarding to boring plot. You always have a certain idea of what’s about to happen in these types of books, but the predictability in this particular one was too much. The lack of mystery and suspense was felt deeply and it only became harder when the sexual element took place.
As Tony becomes a witness to a cop killing, he is being transferred at a remote spot in the mountains with only one officer to guard him. It was expected that the two of them would eventually hook up, but when their first time was a drunken police officer, forcing himself to his charge in the middle of the night things got weird for me.
Yet I perked up believing that this would be a different type of book, with dark elements in it and deep suffering. Unfortunately, I kept being disappointed. The plot moved on to our forcing –almost rapist- officer repenting deeply for what he did, our witness not only covering him but actually giving him a second chance all too eager to have a chance at that “buff” specimen of a man.
And who can resist a man like that, that for all his charming personality he is also a virgin that had for years been in control until he met Tony whom he instantly fell in lust for. Let’s face it, how can Tony not forgive such a deeply hurting from lust soul.
Yes, I know, I’m being sarcastic and I can’t help it. During these scenes, I kept wondering why. Why would someone write such characters? How am I supposed to care for Detective Dubinski? What part of his personality, what little we were told at least, was supposed to appeal to me. Is a gorgeous body rippled from gym machines enough to fall head over heels with someone? And since Tony does in the end, I’m only finding shallow beside stupid for allowing such a person on him.
So right there when I thought that this book couldn’t get any worse than that, and I should at least finish it and detach myself from the cliché way those fantasies were displayed and the “badies” showed up just for the sake of making some show of action that was quite short and passing, the blood transfusion scene came and I was left jaw-hanging, staring at those letters, slowly as if in some kind of dream making them words out and not quite believing what I was reading. Bland I said this plot was? How very mistaken I was.
The most interesting thing I’ve ever read recently it must have been this scene, right after the “bad” guys came and went leaving behind a wounded cop (of course) our hero is forced to take the guy to town to save him and wonder of wonders there is a guy, not quite a doc but similar enough (how many spoilers you want from me already) how performs blood transfusion in a non-hospital/sterilized area, from Tony to Dubinski just like that. Oh of course he asked if Tony was clean, of course he did and I had the reply on the tip of my tongue, jumping up and down because Tony was NOT clean, he was crawling at some slope earlier in the evening and was also very covered in blood, but I thought at that point it was irrelevant and if it meant that poor Detective Dubinski would die, than by all means, let the men perform that damn transfusion already.
And right after that magnificent stunt I was also granted the satisfaction of cheese lines there after all cleared up with the most sickly-sweet end just because.
So if my irritation and displeasure didn’t manage to quite bleed up there, no, this book did not even come close to an OK rating. I plain and simply did not like a single aspect of this book.
Blurb: Joel’s new boss advocates celibacy for his employees. Joel is totally cool with it…until a friend tells him what it means.
Joel’s new boss founded the ‘Clean Living’ movement to promote healthy living through celibacy, which Joel thinks is totally cool until a friend tells him what it means. Mr. Jeffers is also a stickler for hygiene – especially Joel’s—and his approach always includes a hands-on demonstration. Still, the job is easy and the pay is good, so who…or what…is a guy to do?
Review: Joel has started working for the ‘Clean Living’ movement and his new boss Mr. Jeffers is meticulous about cleanliness. He insists on celibacy and frequent hands on inspections to make sure that Joel is keeping himself scrupulously clean. Since Joel is a fairly clean sort of guy, this doesn’t really worry him too much until he starts getting excited about Mr. Jeffer’s inspections. Turns out, Mr. Jeffer’s celibacy requirement only goes for intercourse with the opposite sex. That means Joel is fair game for his bosses sexy advances.
This is a very short book…only 16 pages…so there isn’t a lot of time to really get to know the characters too well. It is pretty obvious that Joel is not all that bright or experienced when it comes to sex. Mr. Jeffers is definitely a clean-cut and very determined man who has his sights set on his young and very attractive employee.
The writing isn’t really my style….the author gets the point across in a very blunt way, leaving very little to the imagination. I think the story could have been told just as well with a little bit more finesse. There is a certain amount of buildup and exploration but the majority of the story is some fairly graphic sex. If that is what you are looking for in a story, than this would be a good choice.
Title: Over the Back Fence
Title: Obsession
