Hiring in Hollywood (A Gay Erotica)

By Sabb

Shawn Moore owns a very exclusive gay recruitment agency, hiring personal staff members for very special and particular Hollywood clients. His interview process is also very unique to say the least.

When Kyle arrives looking for more than an interview for a vacancy for an enclosed water and pumping system maintenance manager, pool boy that is, he gets far more than he ever expected and also gets a job he didn’t even know he wanted, but which Shawn thinks he may be perfectly suited for.

All does not run smoothly in the world of exclusive recruitment, though, and Shawn gets more than he bargained for in conducting staff appraisals and following up on a surprise resignation.

• Language: English
• Publisher: BarbarianSpy
• Release date: Feb 1, 2013
• ISBN: 9781922187321

Sabb

Sabb, once an accountant and sometime property developer, is a wild barbarian at heart and knows that love is out there of you’re lucky enough to find it.

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WARNING: This book is for sale to ADULT AUDIENCES ONLY. Contains graphic gay male sex, multiple partners, anal sex, older/younger pairings, and gay romance, all of which may be considered offensive by some readers.

All sexually active characters in this work are at least 18 years of age.

This book is copyright © Sabb 2013

Published by BarbarianSpy in 2013

Published by BarbarianSpy at Smashwords

Cover design © S Bush 2013

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ISBN: 978-1-922187-32-1

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Hiring in Hollywood

Sabb

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Contents

Chapter One: The Interview

Chapter Two: Short Listed

Chapter Three: Unexpected Resignation

Chapter Four: Arnold’s Performance Appraisal

Authors Note

About the Author

BOOKS BY SABB

Chapter One: The Interview

I picked up the phone. Next, I said to Lola on the other end, hung up, and then laid back.

A minute later Lola opened my office door and showed in the next applicant. Mr. Moore, this is Kyle Marlin. He’s here for his 3:30 interview, she said in her professional secretary voice.

Once Kyle was inside my office Lola disappeared, closing the door smartly behind her. She had barely looked at me. Kyle, on the other hand, just stood there, briefly gaping open mouthed at me, before dragging his eyes away and staring at the ceiling.

I slapped the sofa cushion next to me.

Come, sit here, Kyle, I said in a friendly voice and smiled at Kyle, who seemed paralyzed, shaking but immovable. I slapped the cushion again.

Uh. Uh, I . . . I’m here for . . . for an interview—the job. Uh . . .

That’s right, Kyle. No need to be shy. From your application we feel you have the right qualifications for the position we are filling. It was a big field and a tough choice, but you made it this far. Now we need to determine, in person, how suitable you really are. If you do well here today we will put you on the short list, which we’ll present to your potential employer. Then it’s up to him to pick out any applicants he wants to meet personally.

At least Kyle was still with me. That was a good sign. He was still standing near the door, which showed a lack of assertiveness, but that was also a good sign. The potential employer and I were not looking for much assertiveness.

Uh . . . um, suitable. I . . . my CV . . .

Your CV is very good, Kyle. The science degree is great, very relevant, and your sports success, particularly at swimming, is just what we want. The photo is another reason, of course, and I have to say it did not lie. You are one good-looking young guy.

Photo? Oh . . .

"Come on, Kyle. Time to sit here