Welcome Home Stranger

By Alexander Stone

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So, whether you're looking for a sultry read to ignite the passion in your life, or just want to experience the thrill of forbidden love, "Welcome Home Stranger" is the book for you. Get your copy now and enjoy the ride!"

• Language: English
• Publisher: CDH Publishing House
• Release date: Feb 7, 2023
• ISBN: 9798215740309

Alexander Stone

Alexander Stone is a talented and accomplished author, who has always been driven by a desire to tell captivating and authentic stories. His passion for writing took him to the world of erotic gay fiction, where he has found a platform to express the complexities of human sexuality. Raised in a progressive city, he was exposed to the diverse experiences of the LGBTQ community from an early age and has used this experience to create compelling and thought-provoking stories. Alexander's writing style is characterized by its raw honesty, attention to detail, and unapologetic portrayal of gay relationships. Through his work, he hopes to challenge traditional views on sexuality and encourage people to embrace their true desires and to live life with passion and purpose.

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Welcome Home Stranger

Alexander Stone

Published by CDH Publishing House, 2023.

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

WELCOME HOME STRANGER

First edition. February 7, 2023.

Copyright © 2023 Alexander Stone.

ISBN: 979-8215740309

Written by Alexander Stone.

Also by Alexander Stone

Midnight Celebrations: A Hot and Steamy Athlete Romance

Tangled Web of Wanting

Lust Grows Through The Window

His First Love Explored

Surprising Sensations

This Boy's Life

A Bear and His Cub

Blinding Ambitions

Curiosity Brings Pleasure

Welcome Home Stranger

Coed Gender Transformation

Fun and Games with Friends

Losing Self Control

Longing To Be Feminized

Simple Mistakes Can Change Your Life

Micky's Metamorphosis: A Journey of Beauty and Transformation

A Life With William

An Entire Summer With Amanda

Curious College Advisor

Feminized For The Team

Mentor to the Sorority

Sissy Fun In College

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Also By Alexander Stone

Welcome Home Stranger

His friends, neighbors and colleagues are gone and now I stand here alone, staring down at the freshly dug earth that had been heaped upon my Father's grave. I didn't see his grave at all, I saw my dad and I playing catch in the backyard when I was around six or seven. I saw him building my tree house, with my help of course. When he wasn't working he took me everywhere with him. To the hardware store, lumber yard, even to the campus where he teaches to pick up something he had forgotten.

He always introduced me to anyone we met. I grew up with a natural confidence and very few inhibitions, which is why he took care to see that I met people and that I was at ease meeting strangers as well as friends. I am certain it was all part of his teaching me how to become a successful man. Dad always made sure I was with him when he was doing projects, teaching me how to repair things, letting me drive nails and saw lumber. When I was ten he let me start using his good tools and by age fourteen I was proficient with his power tools.

I guess he was always using his teaching voice with me. I remember listening to his deep baritone voice that gave me so much comfort, even just a few weeks ago when we were on the phone I remember thinking how his voice had always enthralled me. I loved listening to him talk. I can remember falling asleep with him reading to me, hearing him and Mom talk in the next room while I tried to get to sleep, He was a great Dad, my greatest regret is not coming back to visit more often after the auto accident that took my Mom.

My Dad was only 55 when his heart gave out, a neighbors found him slumped in his chair, the TV on, and Bart, his Basset Hound curled at his feet. Now at 31, I had no family left. I truly felt lost as I walked into his/our house after the visitation at the Funeral Home. Nearly five hundred had signed the register at today. Most all of them former students from his History classes at the College and members of his Church.

I had been in a fog since getting the call at my job in Chicago. I flew into Nashville and rented a car to drive the 45 or so miles to home in in Clarkesville. I went directly to the funeral home and finalized the arrangements. I had already spoken with his attorney that held his will and knew what his wishes were for his service and interment. The visitation was scheduled to