Amazon Don

R.W. Clinger

Summary

When TV zoologist Donlito Estar, better known as "Amazon Don," accidentally bumps his Hummer into insurance salesman Carlos Dasio's truck, an instant connection occurs between the two men. Carlos has had a crush on the star for years. Carlos is invited to visit Donlito's palatial residence, where he's bitten by Donlito's pet red coral snake. Donlito comes to the rescue with anti-venom and saves his life, which cements the men's relationship.
But Carlos is crushed when he thinks he witnesses Donlito having public sex with a variety of men at Club Heat in downtown Barefoot Beach. Brokenhearted, Carlos ditches Donlito, who claims it's all a big misunderstanding. But despite his resolve, Carlos is unable to control the way his heart yearns for Donlito. Why and how has he so easily fallen in love with the sexy TV star?

Available since: 11/09/2014.

Print length: 65 pages.

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