TITLE: Complexity
SERIES: Kinky Connect Chronicles
AUTHOR: Harper Miller
COVER ARTIST: Taria Reed Digital Artist
LENGTH: 140 Pages
RELEASE DATE: July 8, 2016
BLURB: Fairy tale endings weren’t made for people like me. Happy for now usually ain’t in the cards, either.
The dents on my wall
from where my headboard kept knockin’ against the same spot was the first clue
that I needed to calm my ass down. At the rate I was racking up notches and
plowing through hookups, I wasn’t ever gonna find nothing real. Guess I kinda
jinxed myself. I created my circumstances. You can’t get what you want if you
keep falling back into the same pattern of bad habits. But then things changed.
I stumbled onto somethin’ I never in a million years expected to happen. You
gotta understand, I’m never the guy who wins. It was supposed to be just sex,
but that shifty, rhyming and scheming bastard, Cupid, pulled a fast one.
I may have changed some
stuff to protect a couple of people. But before you go believing the tabloids,
make sure you understand that you’re gettin’ the lowdown straight from the
source.
I needed to get this
off my chest and it’s only fair that you at least get my side of it all. At
some point, I might regret telling you any of this, but for now, you need to
know.
*Disclaimer* This is a novella. Not a short
story, novelette, or novel. This tale features an M/M pairing. If gay
erotica/erotic romance is not your cup of tea and you are offended by same-sex
relationships or crass language, you should bypass this story. Content is
intended for a mature audience, 18+.
Could we be more
different? Him: famous, rich white dude. Me: Latino entrepreneur who stocked up
on ramen noodles and peanut butter when Key Food had a sale. This dude was so
beyond my scope but he didn’t act any differently than a hookup I would’ve
scored downtown at one of the gay bars in Chelsea.
Honestly, I didn’t know
if me taking this shit with Christopher to the next level was a good thing or a
bad thing. I held my own. I had my own business and made money legitimately
doing shit I loved. Some days were a struggle, and I fell on hard times every
now and again, but I woke up with a sense of purpose. Maybe I was overthinking
things. I knew this was just about sex, but I couldn’t help but wonder if I was
some sort of pity fuck or if Chris had a Latino fetish. He seemed genuinely
attracted to me, but you know, there’s always somebody on the web lookin’ to
get their rocks off with that token piece of ass.
I needed to stop with
the assumptions and just take the moment for what it was, because an
opportunity like this wouldn’t ever happen again.
Stayin’ in my head was
gonna fuck everything up, so I focused on the twinkling lights near the
waterfront seventeen stories down. “Good, I don’t bareback either. If rubbers
aren’t required, we ain’t fuckin’. Seems like it’s a little too late to be
having this discussion, but I’m clean. I get tested every six weeks. Got a copy
of my results in my wallet if you wanna see.”
He raised an eyebrow.
“Every six weeks? Sleep around a lot?”
I laughed, pulling off my polo. “I like sex. I like safe sex. I like to be certain I stay safe, so if that means gettin’ tested more often, I’m cool with that.”
Harper Miller is a thirty-something native New Yorker. She's traveled the world and lived in a variety of places but always finds her way back to the Big Apple. A lackluster love life leaves time to explore new interests, for Harper it is writing. The Sweetest Taboo: An Unconventional Romance is her debut novel. In her mind, the perfect Alpha male possesses intellect, humor, and a kinky streak that rivals the size of California.
When she isn't writing, Harper utilizes her graduate degree in the field of medical research. She enjoys fitness-related activities, drinking copious amounts of wine and going on bad dates.
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