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JEFF FUNK — songwriter • storyteller • music publisher
Pulp writer. | Author of MIDNIGHT READER: Twelve Erotic Tales ★ "One-handed readin' for regular guys." —JF
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MIDNIGHT READER:
Twelve Erotic Tales is the complete collection of the FIRST FOUR BOOKS of the MIDNIGHT READER series: Bad Boy, Curious, Rascal and Stranger.
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Twelve o’clock. Twelve erotic tales intended for mature readers.”
—JF
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#1 BAD BOY (Three Erotic Tales)
Bad boy—he’s hot and knows it. In the first story, “Sex in the Streets,” a twenty-something skateboarder punk encounters a forty-year-old shy guy who has a few tricks of his own to teach. Richard and Jim are workout buddies home on summer break, and tonight they’re going to meet up with Jim’s other buddy. Greg just got a new dorm roommate who’s so handsome that Greg can’t stop fantasizing about kissing this whiskery stud. Lose yourself in three erotic tales intended for your personal reader in the nightstand.
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#2 CURIOUS (Three Erotic Tales)
Men have animal urges and sometimes they’re looking for action, even if it’s with another man. First a college boy with a fetish for sniffing jockstraps learns that he’s not the only frat brother who’s into dudes. A straight construction worker with a high sex drive gets seduced by Jake in “Leaving My Mark.” A convention in Washington, D.C. brings together a pair of young businessmen who find pleasures at night in the city. Step into three erotic fantasies for your personal nighttime reading.
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#3 RASCAL (Three Erotic Tales)
Some men are rascals and they’re getting it on at every turn. At the leather bar, while the guys’ shenanigans on stage are raising hell, an out-of-town stud winds up in some trouble of his own in “Den of Heathen Desires.” It’s blackout night at the bathhouse and passion awaits in room sixty-nine at the end of the hallway. Then the country boys are at it again at the Rusty Screw jeans and leather bar enjoying each other’s hospitality. Explore three stories of rowdy and erotic adventures.
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#4 STRANGER (Three Erotic Tales)
For men who desire men, nothing matches the heat of a quick encounter with a stranger. Eric finds lust in the airport terminal in Miami before meeting an exotic hunk in Nicaragua. On a camping trip, a male couple discovers that they’re not alone—someone is watching from the woods. Ahoy! Set sail on a cruise where desires between men take hold on ship and shore. Come along for a naughty romp in this collection of three stories.
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