101-47 Special Service
Special Service
101 Enterprise
101-47
Bob Ruffner
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Foreword
“SERVICING” THE CUSTOMERS at Mr. Keating’s service station involved more than pumping gas, as seventeen-year old Robert learned the first day on his new job.
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By the time Mr. Manning had turned the car around on the plaza and, at five miles an hour, was passing me, Mark had already lowered his overalls. With a soft squeal of brakes the car pulled up on the grassy knoll behind the station. The backlight went out, and seconds later the chassis began to rock.
About five minutes later Mark came in. He wore his overalls slung around his neck and his underpants in his hands. The satisfied, happy look on his face depressed me even more.
“Listen, kid,” he said tightly, “if you don’t like this sort of business get out as long as there’s time.”
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BUT THERE WASN’T TIME, as Robert soon discovered. Mr. Keating had recorded every move he and Bruce had made in the shower room in photographs, and the moves they had made were perfect blackmail material.
The author of this UNUSUAL NOVEL has taken the theme of homosexual blackmail in one of its most cruel forms and set it in the queerest service station in the world, where the attendants and mechanics are all in bondage to the strange Mr. Keating and at the mercy of his customers.
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