The Best Man by Morgan Lee
Publishing: Demanding Romance
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short Story (20 pgs)
Other: M/M, anal play
Rating: 3 Cherries
Reviewed by Canterbury BellFour years ago, Justin Carlson walked in on NFL hopeful Rhys Mathers in a compromising position with his trainer. Since that day, Justin has wanted to be compromised in the same erotic way. Back in town for a wedding, Justin would like nothing more than to get reacquainted with his old college teammate and discover for himself if Rhys really is The Best Man.
It seems as though weddings bring out strange reactions in people- both positive or negative. Four years after Justin unwittingly observes Rhys and one of his football trainers in a compromising situation they are again thrown together at a teammate’s wedding. Rhys, the best man, is now a success and still living in their hometown… and not quite “out”. Justin, a groomsman, is a successful lawyer who moved on so he can live a more open lifestyle. At the sight of Rhys, all the idol worship, desire,and insecurity all come rushing back to Justin. free get viagra Also, it is known to treat anxiety disorders. It is an effective drug that not only cures ED on line viagra but also help older males to take treatment easily. Therefore, people from any corner can order the medication discretely online to overcome sexual cheap sildenafil tablets dysfunction problems with ease. 2. Several online sites offer one days on line cialis, simply fill out a short online form and we will break free from the controlling dominion.
Their unexpected reunion brings out the feelings and desires they felt years ago and their impulse to act on them creates a relationship they never expected. Like other Morgan Lee stories this is a step by step analogy of a seduction. The dialogue and description is graphic and emotional and it puts the reader right into the action as a good narrative should. However this is only 20 pages and there really is little plot to go along with these characters and their heat. Enjoy this for what it is…an easy, entertaining, quick read. I believe Morgan Lee has the ability to give us more in a story, though, and I for one, am looking forward to it.
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