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A Perfect Solution
A Perfect Solution is the story of a young man who does not at the beginning know whether he is gay or straight—so he experiments until he finds his true love. There is sex in it—but this is above all else a romance to touch the heart.
Chris is a young man brought up with three girls and a girl is what he wishes he had been. The girls dress him as one of them and he revels in the life that opens up for him. If you don’t want to know what it is that men do when they’re in bed with other men, you should not read this book—but Chris finds that girls, too, are not without their attractions. He falls in love with one, but she is denied to him; he falls in love with another and loses her, too. In sadness he turns back to men—but Cupid has one last card to play before Chris finds his perfect solution.
Chris is a young man brought up with three girls and a girl is what he wishes he had been. The girls dress him as one of them and he revels in the life that opens up for him. If you don’t want to know what it is that men do when they’re in bed with other men, you should not read this book—but Chris finds that girls, too, are not without their attractions. He falls in love with one, but she is denied to him; he falls in love with another and loses her, too. In sadness he turns back to men—but Cupid has one last card to play before Chris finds his perfect solution.
81 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 25, 2013
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K.C. Carlton
8 books4 followersI'm bisexual, my brother Jimmy was bisexual and the books published in my name were actually written by me (some) and by Jimmy (some). Jimmy was flagrantly and flamboyantly gay from his late teens, but his life permitted that; I was not. I married (a man, with whom I am still friendly) and raised children and had it not been for Jimmy's encouragement I might have lived my whole life without acknowledging my true nature. Our books explore the borders of human sexuality where the feminine and the masculine meet and cross and I owe an unpayable debt of gratitude to the straight male who runs Mandrill Press. His unquestioning acceptance has been and is a source of strength and happiness -- especially so as he does not himself write erotica and I know he doesn't really like the explicit sex in my and Jimmy's books. As well as my own blog, www.kccarlton.com, I have my own page on the Mandrill Press website at www.mandrillpress.com
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June 22, 2020
A well told story
Very good story, emotional and heartbreaking with a well resolved ending. I enjoyed it very much. Nearly brought me to tears.
Very good story, emotional and heartbreaking with a well resolved ending. I enjoyed it very much. Nearly brought me to tears.
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