The Errant Bag Boy

By Keegan Kennedy

Drew Fahey is a small-town bag boy at the local grocery store. After several days of coming in late to work, his boss, Mr. Hammer, has had enough. Drew has been a bad boy, and Mr. Hammer decides to show him exactly how bad. In order to keep his job, Drew must do anything that the boss tells him.

This erotic novella is 6700 words. This work contains graphic sex, as well as, bondage, discipline, dominance, submission, and other elements of sexual fetishes and fantasies. All characters in this erotic novella are 18 years or older.

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Keegan Kennedy
• Release date: Aug 18, 2012
• ISBN: 9781476160917

Keegan Kennedy

Originally hailing from Mississippi, Keegan Kennedy is a writer based out of Memphis, TN. He's a self-described, ‘aging, former sex symbol’ with a kinky imagination. Keegan is fascinated with the natural power exchanges between dominant and submissive males, and his stories reflect that fascination. The fantasies that he shares are full of adventure, peril, bondage, and a dry wit. And he has a knack for uncovering love and romance in the darkest of places. With a tendency toward the melodramatic, he does more than arouse or excite the reader - he engages them.Author of Homecoming: International Number One in four countries: The United States, The United Kingdom, Germany and Canada. Author of Homecoming: International Number One in four countries: The United States, The United Kingdom, Germany and Canada. Author of eBook Number Ones: The Substitute Wife, Magnificent Pretense, Captivated, Ganymede 4, West Texas Rivalry, Taken, The Christmas Bottom, The Party Favor, Stupid Jocks Make the Best Submissives, College Endowment, Who Wears the Pants in the Family?, Saving Drake McKenzie, Heisting Hogan, Half Past Midnight, Crossroads, and Man of the House.

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The Errant Bag Boy

By: Keegan Kennedy

Published by Kennedy-Empire Media

Copyright: August 2012

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The Errant Bag Boy

I had been working for Mr. Hammer for three months, and I had never seen him smile once.

During the summer before my senior year in high school, he had hired me as a bag boy at the Pick-N-Pay grocery store in my hometown right after I had turned 18. So, that made me Drew Fahey, bag boy and high school student extraordinaire.

Being a bag boy wasn’t too hard of a job. It was mainly smile at the customers, bag the groceries and carry them out to the car in the buggy.... I made minimum wage and averaged about twenty hours a week after school and on weekends. It was boring as hell, but the money that I was making was going toward college, and it was my ticket out of this one-horse town in eastern Tennessee.

Most of the folks at the Pick-N-Pay were friendly sorts. There were a couple of other high school bag boys like me, but the rest were lifers. In a town of 1000 people with massive unemployment and no factories jobs to be had, the majority of my other co-workers had been there on an average of 20 years a piece.

Back to Mr. Hammer.... I believe I had heard Ms. Phyllis-Jean, the heavyset

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[Terry Scott · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

As I shared with the author, I was very much surprised how "stimulating" this book was to read. Not only is it tightly written and edited, it is also wonderfully specific to its context. I have worked a "bagger," when I was young, and the author's writing expressed the culture of a grocery store completely. Please, Scribd...more stories from Mr. Kennedy; please Keegan...more stories for us!