The Great Cock Hunt

by Alex

In his ongoing quest for great sex-and maybe, just maybe something more-Alex has had enough rock-hard men, anonymous hook-ups, and kinky parties to make his blog, thegreatcockhunt(online), worth all the attention it's been getting. Now Alex pens his first novel, taking his blog fans back to his "early" days in college and discovering how he became the hot gay stud he is today!

With so many memories and fantasies still lingering from college, Alex gears up for a satisfying trip down cock memory lane. With his friends Lizzie and Tommy, he wants to find out who got married, who came out, and of course, get some tail while he's at it.

The adventures begin when Alex sees his old flame with a new boytoy-and hooks up with both of them. But where there's history, there's complication, and Alex's never-ending pursuit for great cock takes him on a no-holds barred journey of guy-swapping, seducing straight dudes, mind-blowing orgies, and marathon-sex sessions that only rev him up for his next wild encounter.

Genres: LGBT

288 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 1, 2008

Reviews

[Bookfanatic · Rating 2 out of 5]

The cover is the best part of this book. This is the slightly fictionalized memoir of a young gay man and his sexual adventures. If you don't like graphic descriptions of gay sexual encounters, you'll want to pass on this book. If you don't like infidelity, pass on this book. The book has both. There are so many friends mentioned in the story, I was grateful the author provided a synopsis of each person. I thought the book would be more interesting than it was. It's breezy, chatty and a quick read but without any real personal growth or insight. The author is a total player and unapologetic about it. Each chapter is a new sexual encounter either with a new partner or an old one. It gets boring after a while. It's more a case of "I slept with him" and "I slept with him and him at the same time" "Then I slept with him again"..rinse, lather, repeat.

[Carolyn · Rating 1 out of 5]

I liked the narrator's voice but the structure of the book was all over the place and the writing wasn't great. However, the stories were good, it had so much potential to be a fun, funny, sexy read about a gay guy's pursuits for cock. Shame the editors at Kensington didn't see the potential I did, it could have been so much more.

[Hillery · Rating 3 out of 5]

The book had more substance than I anticipated. Yeah....the sex was great, but he also touched on the enduring nature of college friendships and the inability to get over true love, despite whatever obstacles it throws in one's path. An honest, humorous book by a gay guy in his 30's who is honest about his appreciation for great sex. A nice antidote to the puritanical facade prevalent in a lot of the U.S. today.

[Caffeine Focus · Rating 5 out of 5]

Totally loved the straightforwardness, as well as the sensitivity of the author in presenting his sexual escapades, thoughts about his one true love, and the reminiscence of his past partners/lovers and college acquaintances.

The author's approach in his stance for love was quite unique (also slightly cruel), not just the ordinary romantic idealistic concept but love all the same.

It's a great read all the same!

[Timothy · Rating 4 out of 5]

For a first book, this is much better than I anticipated. Also contains more substance than I anticipated and real characters the reader comes to care about. My greatest disappointment was that the book just ends, leaving us hanging, wondering if he ever gets a boyfriend.

[Alan Vonlanthen · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is the book behind the brilliant web series Hunting Season.
Really cool (well, if you're into the genre ;) )