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COUNTRY BOYS
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This is NOT the book you can find at Amazon or Barnes & Noble, but an all-new book containing many (but not all) of the Kindle or Nook book with the similar name; this is my attempt to put ALL my stories (not just the ones that pass the censors) along with the illustrations from my Fantasy World into a single book format. This particular book focuses on my stories about men who live their lives in the country, and a part of their simple lifestyle is their simple and uncomplicated sexuality, both manly and generous. This eBook contains the following 30 stories with their illustrations:
How Can You Keep Them Down on the Farm?--Our hero lives with his father on a farm and the isolation is driving our hero to desperate measures. But when his father finds out, he sets things up to have the hunky stud from the neighboring farm take care of our hero's needs and keep our hero home on the farm.

Chicken Thief--When our hero tries his hand at stealing chickens from the neighbor's coop one night, he finds himself caught by a pair of brothers who deal out their own punishment on the spot.

Cheating on Boyd--Boyd is a jealous bull of a truck driver, and when his wife cheats on him and demands the name of her boyfriend, she blurts out our innocent hero's name! So he's in for some retribution and has to choose...does he say he cheated with Boyd's wife and get beat up, or admit he's gay...and get beat up anyhow?

A Bit of Hillbilly Medicine--Dr. Pete is a doctor in the backwoods of Kentucky in 1884, and the newly wed couple come in with a problem having children. To his surprise, neither of them knows a thing about sex! So Dr. Pete sets out to instruct them as best he can, by example.

Paris Versus the River--Adam and Zach had been neighbors and friends for as long as he could remember. But Zach had always dreamed of traveling, while Adam had no desire to leave his family's farm. One hot August day, they go fishing and Adam learns to strike a balance between Paris and the friend he wants to keep by his side.

The Day the Martians Came--Our hero lives not far from Grover's Mill in October 1938, the day that the Orson Welles broadcast came on the radio. He had gone to visit a friend to hear the radio, and they missed the introduction and thought the invasion was real and that they'd die any minute. And in that moment of impending doom, they turned to each other for comfort...and more.

Lou P. Garrew--Our hero has taken a job in the Northwest timberlands of 1850, and the foreman has assigned him to work with his best man, Lou P. Garrew, a big burly stud, who takes our hero under his wing. A little too far under, as it turns out, for our hero finds that Lou won't let them be separated, and they end up in the same bed where Lou proceeds to take our hero even closer still.

Honey Bear--John was a veteran on the tramp, unable to fit in anywhere he went. He was fast running out of friends until he showed up on Rex's farm. Rex turns out to be a big, beefy bear of a man who keeps bees, and it's up to John to fit himself into this honey bear's life.

The Hexing of Josh Turner and Ed Parsons--The two young men swore the old woman was a witch. And then a girl who had set her cap for them went over and asked the old hag to put a hex on them. They had to counter the hex somehow, and an old hex-doctor gave them the cure.

Doctor Jasper Johnson’s Fast-Acting, Pleasant-Feeling, Skin-Soothing, Joint-Penetrating, Arthritis Pain-Relieving, Super-Secret Nut Creme--The old medicine show had been the sole supplier of the special lotion that would keep Matthew's Pa's arthritis pain away. So when Dr. Jasper Johnson announced to Matt that he planned to retire, he begged to be taught how to make it. Turns out he needed the help of two big strong cowboys to make it...

Plumb Got Carried Away--Clem is a backwoods distant (fourth or fifth cousin!) relative of Terry, come to stay with him in this new town. Terry finds that Clem is virgin-innocent of everything to do with modern technology and perhaps it wasn't the best way to introduce him to that technology by showing him a straight-porn movie. But he does and Clem gets more than carried away by his first taste of pornographic video, and he shows his appreciation by acting out his fantasies on Terry's more than willing body.

City Folks’ Ways--An innocent young country bumpkin goes to New York City to see the sights and is roped into two men who promise him his own radio show, and he is in for the night of his life!

The Spirit Harvest--Our hero, wrenching with the decisions of how to direct his own life, goes to help Spirit, an aging hippie, with the harvest on Spirit's farm nearby. But Spirit has his own ideas about how to harvest the crop, and this draws our beleaguered-soul of a hero to his own decision and his own harvest of spiritual peace and understanding.

Lost Innocence--Lost Innocence is the name of a bull brought to the rodeo by his owner, who meets with the cowboy who aims to ride that bull for the full eight seconds...and wants some inside information on how to do it!

Burning--Leroy and Tyler are black field workers in the year 1870, scraping out a bare living under the eye of a mean overseer. But when Tyler's shack goes up in flame, he moves in with Leroy and what flames up there is something much better for both of them.

Squeeze On Over--Our hero is staying with a neighbor for Thanksgiving while his family is out of town. But this family puts on a Thanksgiving dinner like none you ever saw, people everywhere. Trouble is, they all got to sleep someplace, and our hero's king-sized bed is soon being sought after by some king-sized studs.

Cletus and the Gris-Gris Bag--Our hero uses the talents of a bayou witch to help him catch the man of his dreams. But who is catching who here?

Farmwork is for Suckers--Our hero is a college boy stuck on a farm for the summer and has agreed to help out around the place. He's hardly the farm-boy type, but the hired hand teaches him that there are some real joys to the farming life.

No Good Reason Why Not--Andy has just been through his first day on his new job as a ranchhand, and now its time to share the bunkroom with the ranch's only other hired hand, a big stud named Coltrane. But Andy isn't prepared to find out just what Coltrane expects from him when he gets upstairs to the room they will share from now on, nor to explain why he shouldn't be doing it in the first place!

The Big World Out There--Jeb is the third of eight sons and the farm isn't big enough to let him stay at home any longer. He has to set out into the big world out there and find his own way. His best friend John on the neighboring farm is in the same situation, and they find that when they team up, their futures look a lot brighter.

Where the Real Men Are--Jake is a logger in the forest, and the boss calls a work stoppage for some reason. He takes the opportunity to take a dip in the nearby river, but all those naked horny men in there with him turn out to have their own ideas of what they can do while waiting to go back to work.

Country Cousin--Our hero has a knock on the door, it's a third-cousin from the hills of Kentucky he's never even heard of before. But he welcomes this unexpected distant relative into his home to discover that this country cousin has a bedtime ritual designed to let a fellow get a good night's sleep that involves lotion and a lot of rubbing!

Larruping--Harold is traveling west and his mother insists he stops and visit his "cousin" (third-cousin, actually) Jefferson at the old homestead. He does, to find himself introduced to the man's dog, a "larruping dog" which he says will lick you all over in bed at night. Our hero isn't interested in animal sex, but figures that, by pretending to be the dog, he can slip into Jefferson's bed and satisfy a long held desire for this studly third-cousin. All he has to do is be "larruping" good in bed!

The Marriage Fixer--Terrance is having marriage troubles, and is told he needs the local "marriage fixer." This turns out to be a young mentally simple man, Evan, who takes on his duties by going to Terrance's farm with him, and Evan starts by crawling into Terrance's bed and giving him the ride of his life!

The Consolation Prize--Our hero was working as a male model on a game show, playing different parts to illustrate the prizes, including sitting on a mule as part of a booby prize. But after, he is picked up by the loser that won that booby prize, four big country hicks who figured that he was part of their prize and intended to keep him and fuck him whenever they felt like.

Finding Maw a Man--In the early 19th Century back hills, when a fever carries off his father, our hero must find someone who is willing to come work on their farm with him, and with any luck, marry his mother. Ben Jackson has lost his wife, his son and his farm, so he seems like a prime candidate. There's only one problem--our hero falls in love with Ben himself!

Saturday Night Bath--Chet, a cowhand off a ranch of the Old West, has come to town for his once-a-month evening to relax and enjoy himself. And when he sees the new bathhouse set up, he decides to start his evening with a nice, hot bath. But this Saturday night bath turns out to be the prime attraction for this hunky cowboy!

A License to Hunt--Nate is going with his father to a camp for deer hunting and even though Nate has made it clear he doesn't want to hunt, his father asks him to pick up a license anyhow. Nate figures he's wasted his money, but he finds out when he gets to the camp that the license is going to let him bag a horny stud instead.

Hayseed-Richard gets lost in the Ozarks and ends up at the lonely house of Mark. Stuck there a few days, he shares the simple life Mark leads and ends up sharing Mark's bed as well!

Baby, It’s Cold Outside!--Eddie and Dan are two mismatched lovers sharing a mountain cabin on the first snow of winter. But while the fires are building in the next room, Eddie has his own plan to keep them warm, which involves a lot of friction under the covers.

This eBook is in PDF format. Delivery of the eBook is by e-mail upon receipt of confirmation of payment from Paypal. Please allow up to 24 hours for delivery; I'll send the eBook as soon as I can, but I'm a single person doing this, and I also work a full-time job.



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