Koffe with Cream by Brenda Bryce

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If not for the sex that is quite hot and explicit, this could have been a sweet romance, since the story and the turn of events are simple and nice, not at all dramatic, and even the evil of the moment, is so harmless that goes out of the scene without too much trouble.

Koffe is new in town but he has already lost his job: his boss' daughter didn't take well that he refused her advances, and not even when he told her that he is gay she understood. She made her father fired him for theft, and so now Koffe is trying to drawning his sorrow in a black coffee in the local diner. To help him arrives Leo, a big and strong handsome man, actually a dream comes true for Koffe. Leo offers him a job and Koffe replies with another type of offering. It doesn't take long that they are going steady and happy, but there is a secret that Leo is hiding.

Actually the discovery of Leo's secret is almost "innocent": Koffe is not at all shocked and he takes the news quite well. Comes out that all the town is not exactly what it seems, and Koffe has probably finally found a place where he can be openly gay and happily ever after.

As I said the sex is good and in 42 pages long happens quite often. This is a little nice piece of erotica.

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