Tangled Sheets
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.52 (893 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0758208316 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 400 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-12-31 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"Ford expands his repertoire with this brimful first novela satisfying beach booka pleasant fiction debut."
"Boring" according to D. S. Heersink. What a complete waste of talent and a total bore. Ford is a very talented and gifted writer. I thoroughly enjoyed his "Looking for It." I was hoping for more of the same.Instead, this is a compilation of thirty "erotic" or "porn" stories. I don't need, much less "enjoy," this kind of graphic fantasy. After all, there's only so much any author can do with the same graphic details of gay sex before it all blurs into the usual "oh." After the third instalment, I tossed the book.If you want extremely graphic gay porn in narrative, this "trash" or "tintilation" might appeal to you. Ford is an extremely able writer. But even his spin. "Hot erotic writing" according to Amazon Customer. I first read this fiction in two books by Tom Caffrey, Hitting Home and Tales from the Men's Room. It's nice to have them all in one book. I've always wondered about the man behind the fiction and so I read Mr. Ford's foreword with interest.But if you like Ford's other writing and are expecting the same in Tangled Sheets, at least read the backcover and other information Amazon has included about this book before you purchase it, are disappointed, and write a review expressing your distaste.. Lilyrose said Erotica. For readers who enjoyed this author's later books, this one might shock. I didn't understand the low ratings for it until I read one of his other books. If you enjoy extremely literate, creative and graphically sexy short stories about gay men, you will love this book. I did.
The mosh pit of an underground club brings two punks to the edge and over in the adrenaline-charged "Diving the Pit." A gorgeous window washer gives a worker drone some high-rise sex in "Washing Up." And the power of a young man's first sexual awakening--and the reunion it inspires twenty years later--lies at the heart of the achingly sensual "The Boys of Summer." Along the way, Ford turns up the heat by confessing the naughty personal thoughts that inspired his steamiest erotica. These stories of heat, lust, desire, need, and transformation--an Olympian bacchanal, a chance meeting in the men's room, an S&M-fueled "coaching" session, a police officer who'll do what it takes to get a confession--are as incredibly hot as they are exquisitely crafted. There's "Becoming Al," an "X-rated Flannery O'Connor story" that takes place on the stage at a male peep show. A visit to his incredibly sexy dentist led to Ford's delicious story of one explosive oral exam in "The Check Up." The summer sounds drifting up from the New York City streets on a hot summer night influenced Ford's sinfully sexy voyeuristic fantasy, "Wednesday, 2 A.M." A hunky conductor on a commuter train gave Ford lustful thoughts and a whole new meaning for the term "Riding the Rails." And the discovery of anonymous nude Polaroids gave birth to the