MP-105 Eager Hot Butt
Eager Hot Butt
Manpower
(Same as HIS69-165)
MP-105
Bruce Fields
$3.95
Eager Hot Butt
Manpower
(Same as HIS69-165)
MP-105
Bruce Fields
$3.95
FOREWORD
The wonderful thing about life is that it’s so full of surprises. Of course, not all surprises are pleasant —or beneficial—but even those help keep us on our mettle, and as often as not, in the long run things work out for the best, or so they say.
The hero of Peter Pepper’s new work stumbled into a situation filled with surprises, with novelty, with unfamiliar aspects. A young man with a life full of assets, an openness of character and attitude, presented with a pattern of life unexpected and undreamed, which to some would be untenable, immoral, impossible to endure.
Progressing from casual pick-up trick, to call boy, to star of extravagant pornographic films, a fast rise to the heights of celebrity, but is it the kind of celebrity one can live with?
Does it take a special kind of personality and character to be one of the exhibitionists, one whose name is recognized for actions once so outrageous and distasteful that the rewards to be achieved today would have been penalties then, only a few short years ago?
Can a young man, like the one in this book, accept the inevitable notoriety, the fingers that still, even today, point with scorn and discredit?
Life is a very personal and private thing, with decisions and coincidences that only the one living that life can accept or reject, decisions only he can make, or coincidences that could never occur in another man’s life.
Chance thrust the young man in this novel into a situation completely unexpected, a situation many would cringe from, run from as fast as possible.
Adventure, daring, challenge, or just for the hell of it, what ever reason he had, the young man accepted what happened to him, made it fit into his life, or perhaps fitted his life around it, and enjoyed.
Perhaps, after all, to enjoy what comes our way is the real challenge of life, the real acceptance and adjustment that molds our characters and even our lives themselves.
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