Song of Aaron

Loon Songs Trilogy #2

by Richard Amory

Cover copy of the first edition:

This generation's most eagerly awaited book…
the spectacular sequel to the best-selling underground sensation…
SONG OF THE LOON

Tse-Nokha the gentle Indian of the Northwest had ridden through the desert night to warn Aaron: "If this man comes to kill you, shoot him then, if you must. But if you spend your time searching for him, you will be wasting your youth and rotting your soul." And the words passed through Aaron then, for his soul was without a song and his youth still untried…

Genres: Gay

191 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1967

About the author

pseudonym for Richard Wallace Love

General background: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gay_male...

Reviews

[Chris · Rating 3 out of 5]

This sequel to the classic gay pulp Song of the Loon (1966) is not nearly as good as its predecessor. Surprised? There are way too many hairy chests, in fact there's thick hair everywhere, all over every character, ugh, except for one cute queeny boy, who dies anyway: why are they always sacrificed? Overall, a fun erotic gay western, good enough for a hour or two of your time.

[Martin · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is second book of the Loon Trilogy but it mostly lacks the native American mystical quality that made the first book so special. This is mostly a cowboy western saga with a lot of soft core porno sex which is fun to read but grows unimaginative and tiresome. There is a tepid romance at the center with a love affair between two Malboro men..