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Games Frat Boys Play

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Synopsis

Sexy, steamy, and incredibly erotic, Todd Gregory's Games Frat Boys Play proves that when it comes to playing games, nothing beats "hands–on" experience...

Eight years at an exclusive Swiss boarding school have given Jordy Valentine an impressive education. But the things he really wants to learn—like how to make friends, fit in, and find a lover—have eluded him. He’s hoping college will change everything...

From the start, Jordy is intrigued by the Beta Kappa fraternity—especially by handsome rush chair Chad York. Dazzled by Chad’s flirting, Jordy is crushed when Chad cruelly rejects him on Initiation Night. But if Chad doesn’t want Jordy, plenty of other guys do! Especially once he begins to work out and transform his body. Suddenly Jordy is free to indulge every deep desire he’s ever had—from illicit locker room trysts with his personal trainer to fun, frenzied encounters at the local dance club and his frat house to exhilarating, uninhibited online hookups. In time, Jordy will have to decide what matters more—revenge against Chad, or the chance at an incredible connection that satisfies in every way.

Intensely erotic and irresistibly real, Games Frat Boys Play is a delicious initiation into the ways of lust, love, and raw desire…

Review

Take yourself back to your old college days. Now imagine a fraternity that was not only gay accepting, but gay welcoming and equal parts straight and gay, where every fraternity brother must score high on the attractiveness scorecard. Oh, the sexual tension and fantasies that would ensue. And oh, the games that the frat boys would play.

This fun and colorful story avoids being “campy”, yet is able to effectively portray the journey of sexually charged college boys in a light hearted, effortless way. While it begins with an over-the-top tragedy, the author is able to quickly grab the reader’s attention and turn this tragedy into the compelling narrative. You will find yourself absorbed in the main character, Jordy Valentine, following him from his silver spoon life, to the initiation rituals of brotherhood, and to lusting after the wrong guy (and haven’t we all done that at some point). At times, things do come a little too easy for Jeff, but hey this is fiction, right? Jeff is the all-American boy that we all fantasize about and you will find yourself not only routing for his sexual conquests, but also routing for his heart. A fabulously fun and erotic story.

“Games Frat Boys Play” delivers on painting the sordid picture of young adulthood, first love and lust, the complications of the confused heart and the sexually charged actions related to coming out and coming of age. Left me wanting to read more from this author.

-- Tom Jr.

Product Format Information

Book Trade Paperback: $12.99

Availability: Usually ships in
5-10 days
ISBN: 0758247427
Catalog #: BT3138132

Publisher : Kensington Books

Keywords

Book, College/University/Frat Boy, Erotica: Gay Male, Gay Male, Gay/Lesbian

Genres

Books, Erotic Fiction

Customer Reviews

Well-written erotic expose' of frat boys behaving badly!

Bob Lind wrote on 05/15/2011:

Investigating the severe injury of Chad York, who was pushed or fell from the window of his room at the frat house, gay detective Joe Palladino finds himself interviewing Jordy Valentine, a sexy and intelligent member of that frat - with a seemingly unrequited crush on the hunky York. Jordy tells the complicated story of how he came to know York, in a tale full of sex and manipulation, of egos and rejection, of the power of money, and of how far someone might go for revenge for a perceived slight.

Todd Gregory is the pseudonym of a well-known New Orleans-based author of gay mysteries, and his flair for spinning an engaging story adds considerable worth to this erotic fantasy tale of life inside a popular fraternity house. Three and a half stars out of four.

- Bob Lind, Echo Magazine