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BOOK BLURB:
Roland is always willing to help a neighbor, so when the guys from the fraternity next door ask if he and his gay buddies will play a trick on a new pledge, he happily agrees. When Roland happens to discover that new pledge Fisher is not as uptight as he's been told, he starts to think maybe the joke is on him. Determined to turn the tables, Roland surprises Fisher with more than he bargained for. Will the plan backfire, or work out just like Roland had planned?

BOOK REVIEW:
Born to be Wild is set in a college atmosphere, where Roland and his gay friends live next to a frat house. When the guys next door ask him to help unwind a really tightly twisted new pledge by shocking him with a view of gay sex, Roland thinks it sounds like fun. However, he begins to watch Fisher, and he discovers that not only is Fisher not tightly wound, but he's actually gay. At this point he begins to wonder who's playing a joke on whom.

Roland is not willing to be the butt of a practical joke when he can turn it around on the frat guys. So ~ he does. And this involves some really hot hooking up with Fisher himself. Both of them are surprised at the outcome, and you will be too.

Addison Albright has a talent for picking unusual situations and taking her characters in unanticipated directions in just a few short pages. It's fun to read a short story that is hot and sexy ~ and surprising. I love the subtle humor and the clever characterization. When you read this author, the secondary characters are just as colorful as the main characters.

You'll love Born to be Wild. I did.

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