CC-105 Boss Man’s Playthings
Boss Man’s Playthings
Cruiser Classics
CC-105
Frank Foster
$2.50
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INTRODUCTION
Dan reached down. He wanted to feel the hard, thick meat that was giving him so much pleasure. Clint paid no attention. He just kept pounding in and out. Dan hadn’t dreamed it could feel so good, never thought it could be like this. “Aw, Clint,” the boy moaned, “it’s so damned good.” Clint looked down at the boy’s face. “It’s good for me too,” he rasped. His breath came in short bursts.
FOREWORD
Dan Matthews was eighteen and fresh out of high school. He was looking for a summer job when he ran across an ad placed by a small company in Alaska. He wrote off and got the job.
Dan was a good looking, hunky teenager, with black curly hair, a hunky athletic body and a big cock. A little on the shy side, he wasn’t quite ready for the easy and open sexuality of his new employers who fucked and sucked when they felt like it.
The teenager was immediately attracted to his boss. Clint was a tall, masculine man, about twenty-four, with short brown hair and a moustache. The very first night, Dan and Clint made it together and Dan was delighted to discover that Clint had the biggest cock he’d ever encountered. The big pilot, a Viet Nam vet, was the quiet type and Dan admired him—and desired him constantly.
The other members of the company were Evan and Ross. Ross, a handsome blonde pilot, was a raucous person, ever ready for sex or adventure. Evan, the company mechanic, was a redheaded Welshman who couldn’t get enough sex it seemed; and he was comically verbal as well.
Dan settled down quickly and seemed to fit in with the other three members of the bush pilot company. There was drama from afar when Clint or Ross flew off to deliver emergency medical supplies, or rescuing wounded hunters.
To Dan, it was a great adventure and he never wanted to leave.
Until Kent arrived in a stolen plane with his three bully boys. Dan’s world was nearly shattered, nearly destroyed by the four rogues who rampaged their way across the northwest.
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