Making Hunter

by R. Harding

Hunter was an all American male with very normal instincts. His father was aggressive to him forcing him to join the Army to get away from the abuse he endured. He served in the Army nine months in Iraq before he got his first leave. He was given a two week leave when he went to a carnival with his girlfriend Ingrid. While they were there enjoying the rides she insisted both of them have their fortunes told. Hunter was very distraught at what he was told and left the fortuneteller very upset. To his surprise, within days, everything Madam Dritzel told him started coming true. He was introduced into the world of gay sex that he found to be much more enjoyable than he had anticipated.

Iraqi terrorist had planned an attack on the Eastern part of the US for nearly a year. That was the mission Hunter was on to stop them before he went on leave. The missiles they had would foil the American radars rendering them helpless to the attack. Will they succeed in their destruction of the Eastern Coast? Will the deadly radiation and tidal waves kill Hunter and his and his soon to be lover, Adrian? The predictions Madam Dritzel told him will all of them actually come true? This thrilling story will answer these questions.

97 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 25, 2012

About the author

R. Harding is the author of a good many books that have been on Amazon's Kindle. Recently they began being published on Smashwords. Some of the many books include: Smokey, Milked Dry, Chicken Dare, The Will and a good many others. Also a series called the Werepires is available.
R Harding has written books of gay nature, but plans to expand to other areas before long. Many of the current books are very sexually and explicit in nature. You never know what is going to be contained in the books. Some of them are already more than shocking. These stories were written to get arousing pleasure from. R. Harding is not an accomplished bestselling author, so the books will have some flaws. If you read for style, or for literary quality, then these books are probably not for you.
Currently R. Harding has a website that is being worked on. You can go to it at: rhardingbooks.com. The E-mail address is: rhardingbooks@hotmail.com if you would like to drop a line to give ideas for future books or just to comment.