Fresh Start

By Oliver Thrust

There’s a first time for everything.

Farm-boy Alex decides to take off and move away from everything he’s ever known He doesn't know what to expect in Somerville but one thing's for sure, he’s going to have the time of his life. However with no job, no friends and no skills how will this newly-minted gay find his way?

Fresh Start is the first part in a fun new gay erotic romance serial, follow as Alex learns about himself and has sticky, steamy adventures along the way. Coming out was the best idea of his life.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Smoldering Books
• Release date: Jul 14, 2015
• ISBN: 9781311923967

Oliver Thrust

Oliver Thrust is a young gay erotica author, who specialises in writing kinky and taboo stories. When he’s not writing he’s doing research any way he can. Oliver loves to write about men of all shapes and sizes with a variety of kinks turning him on.As an author he’s trying to find out more about himself and his sexuality, with passion and arousal behind every word. Oliver is up for anything and likes to leave everyone he encounters happy and satisfied.

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Fresh Start

The Houseboy Book One

Smashwords Edition

By Oliver Thrust

Copyright © by Oliver Thrust

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Published by Smoldering Books

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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, events and incidents are either products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual events persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.

All characters herein are over the age of eighteen.

The Houseboy Series

Fresh Start (Part One)

First Contract (Part Two)

Casual Affair (Part Three)

Moving on Up (Part Four)

Second Contract (Part Five)

Going Deeper (Part Six)

Living It Up (Part Seven)

Breaking Free (Part Eight)

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Contents

Introduction

1 - The Beginning of Everything

2 - The Adventure Truly Begins

3 - Home is Where the Hard Is

4 - A Chance Encounter

5 - Kissing Boys and Other Firsts

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Introduction

This is a story about me, Alex, and how I went from total virgin to a total cock-hound and then to—well I don’t want to spoil the ending. But let’s just say that things work out okay in the end and I have a lot of fun along the way. Probably a little too much fun.

My story isn’t for: the faint of heart, the prudish or those that don’t like stories about guys fucking in every which way. But if the sound of all that appeals then join me down the rabbit hole. Along the way we will just learn how deep things go. And by things I mean cocks. There’s going to be a lot of cock in this tale.

All names and places changed to protect the innocent, and not so innocent.

1 - The Beginning of Everything

Let’s start at the beginning, that’s always a good place to start a story. I’m not going to bore you with details of my birth or childhood. There’s nothing there that’s interesting. There’s no pervy uncle or boyhood crushes. There’s just me Alex, and a really normal upbringing, if a little on the conservative side.

My whole life was road mapped. I was good in school, some might even say great. I was heading out to college having never: smoked a cigarette, had a drink, done any drugs, or even kissed a girl. That last one didn’t really matter much to me, because from the time I was eleven years old I knew I was gay.

There was no great revelation, no dawning moment when I opened the Sears catalogue and jerked it to the men’s underwear catalogue. No, mine is a millennial tale, and I did what any proud millennial boy did. I went on the internet and looked at gay porn. Because that is just what I liked. My first sight of glistening abs and a hard cock and I was hooked.

But after that first stunning and sticky revelation there was no great coming out moment for me. I was gay, and I had the good sense to hide it. My family lived in a small rural community and it wasn’t exactly a great idea to be openly gay. It just wasn’t the done thing.

I mean people are tolerant and all that.