D. C. Juris

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A good, short piece of erotica with a different twist. Dean is all set for an afternoon of self-gratification with a cantaloupe and his favorite porn flick. He just gets into it when his roommate walks in three hours early from a ball game. Dean is all kinds of flustered when Rick offers himself to Dean. Rick is bisexual and has been hot for Dean all thee years that they've been roommates and Dean never had a clue. After the initial shock wears off, the two guys really get down to playing with their food. I really liked the character Rick and his sensitivity which made him so much more real to me. Mr. Juris has a definite talent for writing characters with real emotions and sensuality. If you like your sundaes without the ice cream this fun short is for you.… (plus d'informations)

I skipped stories from authors that rate all their books. It's not the case with those that only rate antologies; I still don't like it but I can understand it like a recognition to their co-authors.


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I really liked this story. Ekenezer, the angel, falls (literally) for Nathan, a human who desperately needs his protection.

Ekenezer doesn't want to accept his assignment, the last one having left him badly bruised. But once he does, not that he really has a choice since it comes from God himself, he quickly feels more for Nathan than a guardian angel should.

Very much a fairy tale, this is a (much too) short read that left me feeling warm and happy. Read this when you need cheering up!… (plus d'informations)