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Hard and Fast
In this edgy, provocative anthology, Sean Wolfe uses his wickedly erotic imagination to expose the wild side in every man--the side that's just waiting to be released. . .
A counselor at a church camp succumbs to a gorgeous younger guy's unrelenting advances in "Camp Quaker Haven." In "Pool Party," twins Cole and Chris get a chance to explore their most mind-blowing fantasies with their school's hottest jocks. A lonely cowboy plays Good Samaritan when he finds a young Native American man being harassed by a bunch of drunks--and is repaid in the most gratifying way possible in "Lone No More." And a priest beloved by his community finds forbidden temptation--and unexpected understanding--in "The Collar."
By turns explicit and intimate, tender and raunchy, here are twelve stories that satisfy on every level. Because nothing beats the thrill of giving in, and learning that breaking the rules brings all kinds of rewards. . .
A counselor at a church camp succumbs to a gorgeous younger guy's unrelenting advances in "Camp Quaker Haven." In "Pool Party," twins Cole and Chris get a chance to explore their most mind-blowing fantasies with their school's hottest jocks. A lonely cowboy plays Good Samaritan when he finds a young Native American man being harassed by a bunch of drunks--and is repaid in the most gratifying way possible in "Lone No More." And a priest beloved by his community finds forbidden temptation--and unexpected understanding--in "The Collar."
By turns explicit and intimate, tender and raunchy, here are twelve stories that satisfy on every level. Because nothing beats the thrill of giving in, and learning that breaking the rules brings all kinds of rewards. . .
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352 pages, Paperback
First published December 15, 2010
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June 20, 2012It’s strange because I think this was supposed to be plain erotica, but I actually found it rather romantic and sometime even sweet. Of course my favourite stories are those of the episcopal priest who finds love in the surf boy (The Collar) and the other one about the middle thirty guy who, still mourning the sudden death of his partner of 7 years, is able to find love again in his high school first crush (They Call Me Mr. Tripp)
As expected most of the stories are highly sexy (and sexual) in content, sometime even kinky (like the story of the high school twins/twinks who love each other and like to make fun of their more dumb fellow students (Pool Party) or that of the “southern bell” boy who is able to jostle both an Union than a Confederate lover (The Plantation), but in between the sex, indeed the author manages to always make his guys fall in love, Hard and Fast indeed.
The leading story is that of good boy Axom (The Good Boy), who is a classic example of good kid in the house, and kinky boy out of it: in his experience as high school and college boy, Axom manages to seduce, or being seduced, by his youth counsellor priest, the college private guard, a multi-millionaire and one of his teacher, most of these relationship with bad consequences for the partners, but leaving Axom mostly unscathed.
In any case all the stories are like little novel, each of them carefully crafted in details and development. Really good anthology and I wouldn’t mind to read a long novel by this author, maybe the development of The Collar?
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As expected most of the stories are highly sexy (and sexual) in content, sometime even kinky (like the story of the high school twins/twinks who love each other and like to make fun of their more dumb fellow students (Pool Party) or that of the “southern bell” boy who is able to jostle both an Union than a Confederate lover (The Plantation), but in between the sex, indeed the author manages to always make his guys fall in love, Hard and Fast indeed.
The leading story is that of good boy Axom (The Good Boy), who is a classic example of good kid in the house, and kinky boy out of it: in his experience as high school and college boy, Axom manages to seduce, or being seduced, by his youth counsellor priest, the college private guard, a multi-millionaire and one of his teacher, most of these relationship with bad consequences for the partners, but leaving Axom mostly unscathed.
In any case all the stories are like little novel, each of them carefully crafted in details and development. Really good anthology and I wouldn’t mind to read a long novel by this author, maybe the development of The Collar?
http://www.amazon.com/dp/0758255721/?...
October 13, 2015
This collection of 12 hard and fast sex scenarios is pretty good. I didn't like The Pool. That story was incest (no thank you) between two twin brothers, creeped me out, so I quit reading that one. The others varied in their couples. I liked The Collar, well written and interesting. I liked the good boy, Axom. Quick short stories for before bed, or on lunch time. ENJOY !!!
June 25, 2024
As those familiar with his work have come to expect, provocative author Sean Wolfe's latest erotic anthology, Hard and Fast, is a steamy and delightfully raunchy collection of short stories about boys and men of all ages and from various periods in history who all share two things in common--an inherent desire to do good and a voracious, unapologetic appetite for man-on-man sex.
Wolfe's last collection, Eight Inches, featured stories about men whose lives or actions were all intertwined. With Hard and Fast, the author profiles ten different individuals seeking happiness, purpose, love, romance, or anonymous sex, and in some cases, all of the above.
In "The Good Boy," Axom, a young teen in high school, kicks off his journey of sexual self-discovery with a youth pastor during a religious retreat, which then only pales in comparison to his torrid affair with a college professor. On his twenty-first birthday, Axom takes part in an orgy with two close friends and a handsome stranger, and during a trip home for the funeral of a family friend, he doesn't exactly confess his sins while in church.
For those who like a good love story, Julian, the narrator of "They Call Me Mr. Tripp," is having difficulty recovering from the untimely death of his lover, until he learns that you can go home again. Father Nestor Villareal, a published author and renowned inspirational speaker, finds more than just a one-night stand at a Fort Lauderdale watering hole, in "The Collar."
History buffs will appreciate "The Plantation," a Civil War-era tale of lust between a confederate and union soldier, and the plantation owner who helps them see beyond their differences. "Lone No More" is an unconventional portrait of the wild-west and an exiled youth, Billy, who joins forces (and hands, among other things) with a young Indian boy after rescuing him from a violent attack.
The remaining entries, consisting mostly of isolated, anonymous sexual encounters, are arguably lacking in substance but still offer plenty to feast upon--"Pool Party," in particular, tackles incest--and there is no shortage of heated, primal behavior.
Wolfe has done it again, luring us in to a world where every sexual fantasy is effortlessly fulfilled, with Hard and Fast.
Wolfe's last collection, Eight Inches, featured stories about men whose lives or actions were all intertwined. With Hard and Fast, the author profiles ten different individuals seeking happiness, purpose, love, romance, or anonymous sex, and in some cases, all of the above.
In "The Good Boy," Axom, a young teen in high school, kicks off his journey of sexual self-discovery with a youth pastor during a religious retreat, which then only pales in comparison to his torrid affair with a college professor. On his twenty-first birthday, Axom takes part in an orgy with two close friends and a handsome stranger, and during a trip home for the funeral of a family friend, he doesn't exactly confess his sins while in church.
For those who like a good love story, Julian, the narrator of "They Call Me Mr. Tripp," is having difficulty recovering from the untimely death of his lover, until he learns that you can go home again. Father Nestor Villareal, a published author and renowned inspirational speaker, finds more than just a one-night stand at a Fort Lauderdale watering hole, in "The Collar."
History buffs will appreciate "The Plantation," a Civil War-era tale of lust between a confederate and union soldier, and the plantation owner who helps them see beyond their differences. "Lone No More" is an unconventional portrait of the wild-west and an exiled youth, Billy, who joins forces (and hands, among other things) with a young Indian boy after rescuing him from a violent attack.
The remaining entries, consisting mostly of isolated, anonymous sexual encounters, are arguably lacking in substance but still offer plenty to feast upon--"Pool Party," in particular, tackles incest--and there is no shortage of heated, primal behavior.
Wolfe has done it again, luring us in to a world where every sexual fantasy is effortlessly fulfilled, with Hard and Fast.
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May 15, 2011I'm about 1/3 of the way through this book and find it not a little bit disturbing. Way too many religious folks making sexual advances and older folks advancing on younger folks and brothers together and I understand the book is called Hard and Fast, but...it's so unemotional, it's just not doing it for me. Not to mention, it's a bunch of short stories and it's been documented how I feel about those anyway. Think I'll stop here.
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