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Put Up or Shut Up: Straight to Gay M/M First Time
"Bet yours is smaller than mine..."
Ryder should have laughed. Should have walked out of Cole's dorm room and chalked it up to another round of their endless locker room banter. But there's something about the arrogant glint in Cole's eye—and the low, dangerous way he says it—that makes Ryder freeze. And burn.
They're teammates. Rivals. Frenemies at best. Both eighteen, both athletic, and both very straight, right?
But when the trash talk turns into a bet—one involving size and pride—neither of them backs down. Alone in a dorm room with the blinds drawn and a long weekend ahead, Ryder and Cole are about to cross a line that starts with ego and ends with something much, much harder to deny.
One night. One bet. One incredible first time with another guy.
They're about to do the wildest thing EVER with another guy, and all because of a simple put up or shut up.
Ryder should have laughed. Should have walked out of Cole's dorm room and chalked it up to another round of their endless locker room banter. But there's something about the arrogant glint in Cole's eye—and the low, dangerous way he says it—that makes Ryder freeze. And burn.
They're teammates. Rivals. Frenemies at best. Both eighteen, both athletic, and both very straight, right?
But when the trash talk turns into a bet—one involving size and pride—neither of them backs down. Alone in a dorm room with the blinds drawn and a long weekend ahead, Ryder and Cole are about to cross a line that starts with ego and ends with something much, much harder to deny.
One night. One bet. One incredible first time with another guy.
They're about to do the wildest thing EVER with another guy, and all because of a simple put up or shut up.
55 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 25, 2025
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March 6, 2026
I fell down a rabbit hole and I'm not sure how I got here. Read a bunch of these one after the other, some were surprisingly enjoyable while others were okay.
There is zero plot, if you're looking for plot, these are not it.
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