Adonis

By Amanda Mann

He wasn't my type, not really. Big, buff, cut. But he was undeniably handsome. He didn't really have that vibe, though, so I tried not to look. Tried but failed.

Happenstance put us together for a quick, illicit rendezvous. I was sure that it had to be a one-time thing, so I tried to distract myself with my old ways and failed. A second tryst, as amazing as it was, ended even worse.

He didn't want me.

Again, I threw myself into my old ways but it was always there, the question seeking an answer. And then it hit me! The solution.

But would it be enough to get me the happy ending I desired?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Deadlier Than the Male Publications
• Release date: May 21, 2018
• ISBN: 9780463775196

Amanda Mann

Amanda Mann is originally from Texas. She loves cowboys, horses, Whataburger, and writing. She has been a big supporter in equal rights for everyone, regardless of race, creed, or sexual orientation.She also has a dirty mind.

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Adonis

by Amanda Mann

Copyright 2018 Amanda Mann

Published by Deadlier Than the Male Publications

All characters in this story are 18 and over.

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He wasn't my type, not really. Big, buff, cut. But he was undeniably handsome. He didn't really have that vibe, though, so I tried not to look. Tried but failed.

I liked them more like me. Young and slender, maybe even a bit undefined. He was about as opposite that as you could get. Okay, so he wasn't exactly bodybuilding competition material but he was hard and lean, as if it were more concerned with having the perfect body, rather than the largest muscles, or whatever it is that those guys do.

I had been by this part of the beach, dozens of times in my life and I had never really taken notice of any of them. But one quick, casual look was all it took. I'm sure I did a triple-take, there was just something about him. I found myself in the way of pedestrian traffic and about to call attention to myself so I stepped back and leaned against the building. Lucky for me, it was