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114 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 4, 2016
Professor Graham Darrius leads a double life, everyday he enriches the lives of students, but at night he struts the stage as Ebony Powers at Club Syn. The two personas cannot mix, which is an easy rule to follow until a sexy man from Iowa stumbles through the door.
Spencer Neil, has never stepped foot into a gay bar and holy shit did he get more than he’s ever imagined. What did he know about drag queens, go-go boys and heated exchanges in dark corners? The world he lives in is academic and predictable. At least until he meets Graham, and sees that sometimes all is not what it seems.
Beneath the shock of discovery, misunderstandings, and wicked instruction Graham finds himself falling for Spencer and Spencer finds he’s getting a whole different kind of education.
Fun, hot, forbidden. Need a quick erotic fix? This may be your book. At only 98 pages, this is a very quick read, but the author, Draven St. James fills the pages with an exciting story that may get your pulse rate up.
What a great plot. Farmboy Spencer Neil, (Iowa) is in Oregon working on his graduate degree in economics. Although raised on the family farm in Iowa, Spencer doesn’t want to be a farmer. Before classes start, he ventures into a gay bar that features entertainment by drag queens. Ebony Powers is the star of the show, and the shy, out of place Spencer catches his attention. A quick first encounter in the men’s room leaves Spencer feeling embarrassed and insecure. Neither Ebony nor Spencer can get the experience off their minds. Things get really complicated when Spencer realizes that his new hard nosed professor, Dr. Graham Darrius is Ebony Powers, the Drag Queen that he has been fantasizing about. Sounds intriguing, right? Things only get better and steamer.
These two have a chemistry that is explosive, shy, and just plain erotic.
The book had me turning page after page to see how things would work out.
The ending had an interesting twist.
The author does an amazing job showing us the depth of these two characters in a short amount of pages.


