Crush (Gay First Time Erotica)

By Andrea Price

Having a forbidden crush for someone we know we can never have is something most of us go through at least once in our lives, but some of us get the chance to have our wildest wishes and dreams come true. When a young man discovers that his admiration for a friend isn't as secret as he thought, can he handle the new pleasures and experiences that he is offered, or will he be left wondering about what could have been instead?

This story contains explicit scenes of first-time gay erotica, including oral and anal sex. For adults only!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Andrea Price
• Release date: Mar 18, 2014
• ISBN: 9781311647900

Andrea Price

Andrea Price is a new author, living in Alberta, Canada, with her husband. After looking for years, trying to find erotica that she enjoyed reading, she decided to begin writing on her own and share her stories with others who may also enjoy them. When she is not writing, she enjoys taking part in sports, reading a good book, and having a glass of wine in front of the fireplace with her husband.

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Crush

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Copyright 2014 Andrea Price

This book is a work of fiction, and any resemblance to persons, living or dead, or places, events or locals is purely coincidental. The characters are productions of the author’s imagination, and used fictitiously.

Adult reading material

The material in this document contains explicit sexual content that is intended for mature audiences only and is inappropriate for readers under 18 years of age.

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Ok, whose turn is it?

We all seemed to have a different answer for that question, calling them out at the same time in a rush of noise. You couldn't hear your own voice in the confusion, much less what the person next to you was saying, but we were all having too much fun to care. The chaos just set everyone off even more, and in seconds we were all laughing together the way that only close friends could manage.

It was spring break, and should have been the time of our lives, but for those us still at our University campus during the holiday it was just a chance to blow off steam and relax. Most of our friends were gone, visiting family or getting drunk and laid in some exotic destination, and those of us who were left were doing our best to achieve the same goal. I was one of the dozen or so that had stayed behind, starting our own party and partaking in the celebration that we felt almost obligated to enjoy.

I couldn't remember who had suggested we play truth or dare, and part of me was even more