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Giving It Up
He’d always gotten a lot of male attention, but that was just because he had the figure of a chick, including his big, bubble butt. Soon after his eighteenth birthday he started enjoying how guys treated him different when he dressed in tight designer jeans and thong underwear, giving him their numbers and asking to take him out to dinner and the movies.
Deciding to get rid of his tan lines, he takes a trip to lay out nude at a clothing optional park, where a strange new friend helps open him up to a world he’d only dreamed of in his most perverted fantasies!
Enter a world of crossdressing, exhibitionism, and first times in GIVING IT UP from erotica author Dani Phoenix.
Deciding to get rid of his tan lines, he takes a trip to lay out nude at a clothing optional park, where a strange new friend helps open him up to a world he’d only dreamed of in his most perverted fantasies!
Enter a world of crossdressing, exhibitionism, and first times in GIVING IT UP from erotica author Dani Phoenix.
84 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 3, 2017
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March 11, 2019
Don't let the cover fool you
This is the first book of Dani Phoenix that I have read. You like me probably found it under transgender fiction and intrigued by the cover. This book is about a boy who is gay and enjoys being gang banged by a dozen men in the park. If that is what you like great. I write this not as a condemnation of the story but the deception of being described as a transgender story and not a story of a boy who realizes he is gay.
This is the first book of Dani Phoenix that I have read. You like me probably found it under transgender fiction and intrigued by the cover. This book is about a boy who is gay and enjoys being gang banged by a dozen men in the park. If that is what you like great. I write this not as a condemnation of the story but the deception of being described as a transgender story and not a story of a boy who realizes he is gay.
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