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    One More Time
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    One More Time
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    One More Time

    By Dante Starr

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    Two bare men in the naked woods, this short stroke brings their walls down and their clothes off in a campfire's blaze of passion and lust. Even in the privacy of their so-called hunting trip, their pride can never give into the truth. The only reason they drove so far — into the middle of nowhere — was so that they could finally be at one with nature.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDante Starr
    Release dateDec 20, 2016
    ISBN9781370361212
    One More Time
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    Dante Starr

    Dante Starr is a fresh self-publisher with a dirty mind and a deep-seated passion for male smut. Whether you're a man or a woman, gay or straight, or anything in-between, he's got you covered with his steamy stories!Check out his growing library of too-naughty-for-work ebooks, if you dare!

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      One More Time - Dante Starr

      By Dante Starr

      Don’t go…

      I heard his hoarse voice calling out to me, from the surrounding darkness. Soft and gentle, the only facet he would let me know of him. It was curious to think, who this man might be without that lover’s tone. Without the weight it gave to his own words.

      In the middle of nowhere, I hunched myself over the dwindling campfire and kept my silence. I should have left it alone... but for some pathetic reason, I was compelled to prod the few dying embers back into life.

      It was the least I could do for him, before departing into the darkened woods. He never knew how to take care of himself, despite claiming to be a survivalist. My hunting jacket hung over my shoulders, ready to leave without saying a word.

      Please, don’t. Not like this. He rasped a little louder, letting the firewood he’d collected clatter against the rocky side of the blaze. The flames began to crackle one more time, removing my need to tend them.

      Turning to face the stout hunter, my eyes trailed straight past his forlorn expression and into those deep crystal-blue pools of desire. Neither of us had shaved in the past couple of days, leaving five o'clock shadows and a certain prickliness to our vocal chords.

      It’s time, I whispered dryly,

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