BMX Boys

By Dean Chills and H. K. Kiting

The authors who brought you the Tales From The Compound and Rick And Owen series join forces to create a tale that will leave you breathless.

When Steve’s boss sends him to interview the famous BMX biker, Kyle Fitzsimons, Steve admits he doesn’t know anything about the sport. He goes anyway, and the two of them decide to complete their interview in Kyle’s lavish apartment

Before long, he discovers that he has a lot more in common with Kyle than he ever imagined, and the two of them end up in the shower. After some kinky play in the water, they head to the living room for more fun. Kyle gets out leather cuffs, puts on a motorcycle helmet, and things really start to get carried away…

Check out this hot gay tale of extreme breath control, oral sex, and peril play.

• Language: English
• Publisher: SexyFic.com
• Release date: Oct 13, 2015
• ISBN: 9781519977175

Dean Chills

Dean Chills specializes in erotic romance, which features at least a little kink. Straight or gay, night or day, Dean’s stories always feature realistic characters in kinky new situations.   Contact Him: Dean Chills’ Email: [e-mail] Twitter: http://twitter.com/DeanChills   Check out http://SexyFic.com for free erotic flash fiction, news, updates and links to other erotic stories for purchase.    

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BMX Boys

Dean Chills and H. K. Kiting

Published by SexyFic.com, 2015.

This is a work of fiction. Similarities to real people, places, or events are entirely coincidental.

BMX BOYS

First edition. October 13, 2015.

Copyright © 2015 Dean Chills and H. K. Kiting.

Written by Dean Chills and H. K. Kiting.

Table of Contents

Title Page

Copyright Page

BMX Boys

Further Reading: Shiftland Tales Volume 1: Tentacles

Also By Dean Chills

Also By H. K. Kiting

BMX Boys

By H. K. Kiting and Dean Chills

Steve stared bleary-eyed at the monitor on his desk. He sighed and leaned back. There wasn’t anything he could do to make this story more interesting. The man he’d interviewed had turned out to be as unexciting as the article he was writing, and there just didn’t seem to be a way to spice it up. Financial articles just bored him, but a job was a job.

Seeing Steve pull back from the work, Jeremiah walked over and asked, You working on anything important? Jeremiah was the newspaper’s Local Editor, and he was always on the lookout for articles that would sell more papers. Times had been hard working for print news for the past few years, and he was desperately trying to hold on to his department until he could retire.

Steve looked up and shrugged. Not especially. I have this interview with the retirement planning guy to clean up, but they don’t have a date for it on the schedule yet downstairs, so it can wait. What else did you have for me?

Have you heard of Kyle Fitzsimmons?

Steve thought for a moment, and then he shook his head. Nope.

Yeah, me neither, but he’s big in the BMX Bicycle world. I want you to do an interview with him.

BMX? Like dirt-racing?

No, he does bicycle tricks; jumps and flips and stuff. You know that skateboard park over on Route 4? He’ll meet you there at four this afternoon.

Steve glanced at the clock in the corner of his monitor. It was ten after three right now, so he’d have to hurry. You realize that I don’t know anything about BMX, right?

That’s fine; we want a non-technical article about the local kid who got famous by riding a bike. It’s more human-interest than straight-up sports reporting. He paused, then added, "... And you’re the only reporter here in the office today, which means you can