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Brilliant Boys #2
Icebergs
From Kevin Armstrong, author of the Gay Sex Odyssey series, comes this erotic gay thriller extolling the virtues of making-up after breaking-up, inter-racial love, anal sex, gay threesomes and discovering new ways to play like a virtuoso on your boyfriend’s organ.
In Book Two of 'Brilliant Boys' Jody, our intrepid Burger King Chef and Cadet-Journalist, feels he is making progress with getting into his new friend Michel’s pants. However the beautiful young poet, who has recently arrived from Belgium, is still getting over the murder of his boyfriend at the hands of fascist thugs. Jody also feels that that he faces a dilemma – as well as his growing love for Michel he fears that his becoming addicted to exotic c*** with the avid assistance of a gang of Congolese boys.
Jody has grown up in Sydney, possibly the most gay-friendly city on the planet after San Francisco. He feels at home – until he takes on the assignment of writing a series of sensational articles about the city’s gay hate murders epidemic. Along the way he gains an unlikely ally in the form of Senior Police Sergeant Steve Drummond who has recently discovered that his own son is gay. Michel on his part is fearful of losing another lover at the hands of twisted, homophobic killers.
Extract:
"Between leaving school and meeting Michel I’d been f***** in the dunny in the park by a Congolese boy called Amos. I think he must have enjoyed my arse because a few weeks later on, he introduced me to his gang. It happened like this. One afternoon when I was at my work assaulting beef patties at Burger King he called me on my mobile.
“Hi Bro, how is dat cute lil’ bubble arse of yours?”
“Shoosh!” I whispered urgently into the phone. “Not so loud. I’m at work.”
The black boy gave a ‘Whoops!’ and then he whispered. “NSFW you reckon Baby? Well what I got fo’ you is definitely NSFW.”
My stomach churned with apprehension. How in God’s name did this boy get my number? Nearly a month had passed since he’d screwed me in the Balmain Park dunny. Then I remembered; in my ecstatic state about getting my arse royally f***** by Amos, I’d gleefully handed over my mobile number. I couldn’t recall if the black boy had given me his.
“Hey, I won’ keep you if yo’ workin’ Bro but I was wonderin’ if we could meet up again in de park…for, well you know for what…”
“Yeah, well I guess that’ll be ok” I hissed through my teeth.
“Tomorrow at five o’clock?”
“Yeah…”
“There’s just one thing Bro…”
“What?”
“Some of my African friends want to come along as well.”
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Kevin Armstrong works in film and television production in Asia and the Land Down Under. When he is not travelling he loves to spend time with his Burmese boy.
'Brilliant Boys: Icebergs' will be of interest to mature gay men, gay boys just starting out, bi-guys and even straight men and women.
Approximately 33,000 words.
Although 'Icebergs' is Book Two of a series it may be read as a stand-alone story.
The book contains some passages of graphic gay sexual activity. It is not for the faint-hearted. It does not contain any characters involved in sexual relations beneath the age of 18.
In Book Two of 'Brilliant Boys' Jody, our intrepid Burger King Chef and Cadet-Journalist, feels he is making progress with getting into his new friend Michel’s pants. However the beautiful young poet, who has recently arrived from Belgium, is still getting over the murder of his boyfriend at the hands of fascist thugs. Jody also feels that that he faces a dilemma – as well as his growing love for Michel he fears that his becoming addicted to exotic c*** with the avid assistance of a gang of Congolese boys.
Jody has grown up in Sydney, possibly the most gay-friendly city on the planet after San Francisco. He feels at home – until he takes on the assignment of writing a series of sensational articles about the city’s gay hate murders epidemic. Along the way he gains an unlikely ally in the form of Senior Police Sergeant Steve Drummond who has recently discovered that his own son is gay. Michel on his part is fearful of losing another lover at the hands of twisted, homophobic killers.
Extract:
"Between leaving school and meeting Michel I’d been f***** in the dunny in the park by a Congolese boy called Amos. I think he must have enjoyed my arse because a few weeks later on, he introduced me to his gang. It happened like this. One afternoon when I was at my work assaulting beef patties at Burger King he called me on my mobile.
“Hi Bro, how is dat cute lil’ bubble arse of yours?”
“Shoosh!” I whispered urgently into the phone. “Not so loud. I’m at work.”
The black boy gave a ‘Whoops!’ and then he whispered. “NSFW you reckon Baby? Well what I got fo’ you is definitely NSFW.”
My stomach churned with apprehension. How in God’s name did this boy get my number? Nearly a month had passed since he’d screwed me in the Balmain Park dunny. Then I remembered; in my ecstatic state about getting my arse royally f***** by Amos, I’d gleefully handed over my mobile number. I couldn’t recall if the black boy had given me his.
“Hey, I won’ keep you if yo’ workin’ Bro but I was wonderin’ if we could meet up again in de park…for, well you know for what…”
“Yeah, well I guess that’ll be ok” I hissed through my teeth.
“Tomorrow at five o’clock?”
“Yeah…”
“There’s just one thing Bro…”
“What?”
“Some of my African friends want to come along as well.”
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Kevin Armstrong works in film and television production in Asia and the Land Down Under. When he is not travelling he loves to spend time with his Burmese boy.
'Brilliant Boys: Icebergs' will be of interest to mature gay men, gay boys just starting out, bi-guys and even straight men and women.
Approximately 33,000 words.
Although 'Icebergs' is Book Two of a series it may be read as a stand-alone story.
The book contains some passages of graphic gay sexual activity. It is not for the faint-hearted. It does not contain any characters involved in sexual relations beneath the age of 18.
96 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 3, 2014
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