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Gay Tentacle Tales
Gay Tentacle Tales Anthology: 15 Tentacle Erotica Stories
Gay Tentacle Tales Anthology
Fifteen stories of gay tentacle love, collected together for the first time.
Tentacles In The Lake + Tentacles In The Woods + Turned Gay By Tentacles + Tentacles On The Beach + Tentacles In The Pyramids + Tentacles On The Farm + Tentacles In The Arctic + Tentacles For The Lifeguard + Tentacles In The Suburbs + Tentacles In The City + Tentacles In The Locker Room + Tentacles On The Rocks + Tentacles For The Actor + Tentacles In The Canyon + Tentacles In The Pool
Fifteen stories of gay tentacle love, collected together for the first time.
Tentacles In The Lake + Tentacles In The Woods + Turned Gay By Tentacles + Tentacles On The Beach + Tentacles In The Pyramids + Tentacles On The Farm + Tentacles In The Arctic + Tentacles For The Lifeguard + Tentacles In The Suburbs + Tentacles In The City + Tentacles In The Locker Room + Tentacles On The Rocks + Tentacles For The Actor + Tentacles In The Canyon + Tentacles In The Pool
- GenresM M Romance
224 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 1, 2015
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August 14, 2019
Lame and stupid
This shows that no matter how talentless you are, you can still get published.
I am supposed to give positive feedback. First off, learn how to write, even on a mediocre level. I suggest getting drunk then try as you seem to have no ideas except one. Your tentacles attack are mind numbling repetitive and boring.
Even your sexual descriptive narrative are dreary and dull. These are bizarre tentacles! Where's the excitment and mystery and unexpected?
I
Goes without saying, keep your day job
This shows that no matter how talentless you are, you can still get published.
I am supposed to give positive feedback. First off, learn how to write, even on a mediocre level. I suggest getting drunk then try as you seem to have no ideas except one. Your tentacles attack are mind numbling repetitive and boring.
Even your sexual descriptive narrative are dreary and dull. These are bizarre tentacles! Where's the excitment and mystery and unexpected?
I
Goes without saying, keep your day job
June 5, 2023
All 15 of Jaime Vincent’s tentacle tales, in one collection.
Tentacles in the Lake - Mike is a freelance web designer who works remotely. Feeling a bit stir-crazy, and needing a respite from the oppressive heat of the day, he packs himself a picnic lunch and heads down to the nearby lake. Cool and unusual with a surprise ending.
Tentacles in the Woods - John is a workaholic sales executive. A change in scheduling prevents him from joining the boys’ weekend in Las Vegas. To make up for it, his friend Martin hooks John up with a camp site at the national park he works at. And John gets everything he needs.
Turned Gay By Tentacles - Brad spends a lot of time with his best friend, Max. He’s surprised (and honestly a bit jealous) when Max tells him that he’s met someone. Needing to process the information alone, Brad takes their boat out onto the lake…and gets way more than he bargained for. Very hot with a cool ending.
Tentacles at the Beach - Though it’s the heart of summer, Matt is experiencing some Summertime Sadness. He just can’t figure out what’s missing when yet another one of his relationships has failed. At his favorite secluded beach spot, all of Matt’s dreams come true.
Tentacles in the Pyramids - Archaeology students exploring new discoveries in Egypt. Paul’s come up missing; Adam goes looking for him. Provocative pictographs are not the only shocking revelation that Adam encounters.
Tentacles on the Farm - Josh experienced a rough outing in his hometown. Eager to escape, but in need of cash, he takes a job at an agricultural venture several towns over. The other farmhands are excited to go out every night. When Josh learns their secret, he realizes that the country life may not be quite so bad after all.
Tentacles in the Arctic - We get the backstory of David and Adam—and why David is now alone up at the North Pole. Crazy and cool, with a creepy twist on HEA.
Tentacles for the Lifeguard - Reflections told in flashback style. Brett is a lovable—if oblivious—himbo. A stranger nearly drowning sets the book’s events into motion. Brett offers a surprising confession, and gets the ending he wants.
Tentacles in the Suburbs - After three years, Jake’s been sprung from prison. He ends up staying at his Aunt Jessie’s place while he gets his life back on track. She shares a secret with Jake; maybe the suburbs aren’t quite so boring after all…
Tentacles in the City - Colby is a successful but stressed out young gay man. He makes a really good living, but he ends up pulling ridiculous hours at work just to do so. Colby’s buddy, Derek, has an unusual suggestion—and it rejuvenates our dashing executive.
Tentacles in the Locker Room - Ben’s having a tough time. He moved to the small town of Huntersville, but he’s frustrated by the lack of dating options there. He channels his dissatisfaction into his favorite sport, soccer. Coach can’t lose Ben—he’s their star player! Very fun with a cute ending.
Tentacles on the Rocks - Ian is a semi-famous television news anchor. He takes his sailboat on his month-long vacation in the Caribbean. Stranded after a shipwreck, Ian realizes he’s not alone—and he doesn’t mind that one bit.
Tentacles for the Actor - Andy has just arrived in Hollywood. He’s looking to make it big. Andy’s new agent sends him to audition for Mr. Davies, who ends up being quite the surprise. Great epilogue and cool, unique ending.
Tentacles in the Canyon - Rick works as a pilot for a mysterious entity known as The Research Department. While ferrying some cargo, Rick’s plan goes haywire and he is forced to crash land. Rick finds the missing—and presumed dead—Bob Dolan. But they’re not alone…
Tentacles in the Pool - Bryan receives a mysterious letter—he’s won an all-expenses-paid swimming pool for his backyard. Wild ending to the final story in the series—circle back to Rick and Bob…
Tentacles in the Lake - Mike is a freelance web designer who works remotely. Feeling a bit stir-crazy, and needing a respite from the oppressive heat of the day, he packs himself a picnic lunch and heads down to the nearby lake. Cool and unusual with a surprise ending.
Tentacles in the Woods - John is a workaholic sales executive. A change in scheduling prevents him from joining the boys’ weekend in Las Vegas. To make up for it, his friend Martin hooks John up with a camp site at the national park he works at. And John gets everything he needs.
Turned Gay By Tentacles - Brad spends a lot of time with his best friend, Max. He’s surprised (and honestly a bit jealous) when Max tells him that he’s met someone. Needing to process the information alone, Brad takes their boat out onto the lake…and gets way more than he bargained for. Very hot with a cool ending.
Tentacles at the Beach - Though it’s the heart of summer, Matt is experiencing some Summertime Sadness. He just can’t figure out what’s missing when yet another one of his relationships has failed. At his favorite secluded beach spot, all of Matt’s dreams come true.
Tentacles in the Pyramids - Archaeology students exploring new discoveries in Egypt. Paul’s come up missing; Adam goes looking for him. Provocative pictographs are not the only shocking revelation that Adam encounters.
Tentacles on the Farm - Josh experienced a rough outing in his hometown. Eager to escape, but in need of cash, he takes a job at an agricultural venture several towns over. The other farmhands are excited to go out every night. When Josh learns their secret, he realizes that the country life may not be quite so bad after all.
Tentacles in the Arctic - We get the backstory of David and Adam—and why David is now alone up at the North Pole. Crazy and cool, with a creepy twist on HEA.
Tentacles for the Lifeguard - Reflections told in flashback style. Brett is a lovable—if oblivious—himbo. A stranger nearly drowning sets the book’s events into motion. Brett offers a surprising confession, and gets the ending he wants.
Tentacles in the Suburbs - After three years, Jake’s been sprung from prison. He ends up staying at his Aunt Jessie’s place while he gets his life back on track. She shares a secret with Jake; maybe the suburbs aren’t quite so boring after all…
Tentacles in the City - Colby is a successful but stressed out young gay man. He makes a really good living, but he ends up pulling ridiculous hours at work just to do so. Colby’s buddy, Derek, has an unusual suggestion—and it rejuvenates our dashing executive.
Tentacles in the Locker Room - Ben’s having a tough time. He moved to the small town of Huntersville, but he’s frustrated by the lack of dating options there. He channels his dissatisfaction into his favorite sport, soccer. Coach can’t lose Ben—he’s their star player! Very fun with a cute ending.
Tentacles on the Rocks - Ian is a semi-famous television news anchor. He takes his sailboat on his month-long vacation in the Caribbean. Stranded after a shipwreck, Ian realizes he’s not alone—and he doesn’t mind that one bit.
Tentacles for the Actor - Andy has just arrived in Hollywood. He’s looking to make it big. Andy’s new agent sends him to audition for Mr. Davies, who ends up being quite the surprise. Great epilogue and cool, unique ending.
Tentacles in the Canyon - Rick works as a pilot for a mysterious entity known as The Research Department. While ferrying some cargo, Rick’s plan goes haywire and he is forced to crash land. Rick finds the missing—and presumed dead—Bob Dolan. But they’re not alone…
Tentacles in the Pool - Bryan receives a mysterious letter—he’s won an all-expenses-paid swimming pool for his backyard. Wild ending to the final story in the series—circle back to Rick and Bob…
June 5, 2017
Great Read!!!!!
I really enjoyed the book. The sex was exciting unexpected. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to travel off the beaten path.
I really enjoyed the book. The sex was exciting unexpected. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to travel off the beaten path.
July 5, 2021
Half of these were the exact same story, two were near word for word. Nearly all of them were written in a horrible dude-bro style. I was hoping for something more... I will just have to keep looking...
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July 20, 2017So ... a bunch short stories having to do with tentacles coming from things that in no way approximate humans but are still said to be male. Whatever floats your boat and all that. My issue with most of the stories was the idea of the MC choosing to stay essentially feeding the tentacle thing (with his cum of course :P) 'forever.' As awesome as sex can be (I'm not arguing that point at all), there is more to life than orgasms. In the end, I felt like most of the MCs were victims that were not rescued ... I guess as far as ways to be victimized having orgasms till you can't keep feeding the monster isn't terrible - but you still lost your life.
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