HIS69-061 Ride a Long Horn
Ride a Long Horn
HIS69
HIS69-061
Abel Cruze
$2.25
Ride a Long Horn
HIS69
HIS69-061
Abel Cruze
$2.25
Introduction
He looked taller, tanner, happier when he walked into my office and laid his second novel, Ride a Long Horn, on my desk. Abel Cruze seemed to have vanished into thin air after giving us his first novel Sister Sailor, HIS 6907, which he’d written just after he got out of the Navy with the discovery that a guy’s cock can be just as satisfying as that hot little hole between a broad’s legs.
Mr. Cruze had vanished all right; that is, he vanished from the big city and decided to rest up at a ranch.
“I thought I’d give my balls a rest from all the activity of the big city.” Then he laughed and shook his head. “But I guess I went from the frying pan into the fire,” he said, adding, “and, Christ, what a beautiful fire. I never knew fourteen and fifteen-year-old kids knew their ass from their elbow but they taught me a few tricks, if you can believe that.”
After reading Abel Cruze’s latest, we believe it.
Ride a Long Horn tells it all. If you’ve wondered about that young teenager next door, stop wondering. He knows just about as much about sucking and fucking as the next guy. As Mr. Cruze points out, the kids today are wiser and less uptight about sex. They know they have cocks that get hard… and once they get hard, they know what to do with them. In Ride a Long Horn they do just about everything you can think of.
“Hell, when me and my buddies were teenagers, all we ever did was jerk each other off,” Abel Cruze said. “But, Jesus, nowadays the kids don’t give a second thought to getting fucked in the ass, or sucking cock down their throat. Fist-fucking is out of style, they tell me.”
If Mr. Cruze is right, according to his long and very descriptive accounts of teenagers making the scene together, I must agree that boys sure have changed since I was a kid. Ride a Long Horn tells it as it is. It’s a perfect tribute to Surrey House, Inc. and to the HIS 69 series of exclusively gay adult novels.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.