EXCERPT – About Something

Bravo! Brava!

About SomethingReleased February 2009 from MLR Press

Pairing: m/m

<<<< Print anthology at MLR Press

Single ebook at MLR Press >>>>>

Available in ebook at ARe – anthology

Available in ebook at ARe – single story

Available in ebook at Fictionwise – anthology

Available in ebook at Fictionwise – single story

Available in print at Amazon – anthology

Available for Kindle at Amazon – anthology

Available for Kindle at Amazon – single story

Available in print at Barnes & Noble – anthology

Available in ebook at Barnes & Noble – anthology

This is a very cool anthology. Kimberly Gardner and JP Bowie are the other authors.

A little bit of cross dressing action. This excerpt isn’t exactly sexy maybe, but I think it gives a nice idea of the dynamic between Shawn and Roscoe before the true romance starts.

BTW, Shawn is in COLLEGE so he’s old enough to be in one of my stories.

BLURB:

Switch roles? Roscoe may be a brilliant director, but Sean wants no part of this crazy idea. But when Roscoe suggests that Sean and his leading lady swap Beatrice for Benedict in their college’s production of Much Ado About Nothing, everyone else thinks it’s a terrific idea. Trapped by peer pressure and the awareness that Roscoe usually knows what he’s doing, Sean accepts the challenge only to quickly discover that he likes wearing skirts, both on and off stage. Even more than that, he likes the director’s reaction when he flashes a little leg.

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©2009 Jet Mykles, all rights reserved

Bonnie held Shawn’s upper arms, staring down into his eyes. “With no sauce that can be devised to it. I protest / I love thee.

Shawn clutched at her elbows, lowering his gaze and twisting his head to the side, facing the audience. “Why, then, God forgive me!

Bonnie cupped Shawn’s jaw with her palm, urging his face upward. “What offence, sweet Beatrice?

You have stayed me in a happy hour: I was about to / protest I loved you.” Shawn let his voice go breathy just before raising his eyes to meet Bonnie’s.

She put her arms around him, pulling him closer. “And do it with all thy heart.

He put his arms around her, smiling. “I love you with so much of my heart that none is / left to protest.

Bonnie leaned down, tilting her head for the kiss.

“Stop.” continue reading

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About Something – Bravo! Brava! anthology

Bravo! Brava!

About SomethingReleased February 2009 from MLR Press

Pairing: m/m

This story is both available in the anthology as well as on its own in ebook.

<<<< Print anthology at MLR Press

Single ebook at MLR Press >>>>>

Available in ebook at ARe – anthology

Available in ebook at ARe – single story

Available in ebook at Fictionwise – anthology

Available in ebook at Fictionwise – single story

Available in print at Amazon – anthology

Available for Kindle at Amazon – anthology

Available for Kindle at Amazon – single story

Available in print at Barnes & Noble – anthology

Available in ebook at Barnes & Noble – anthology

This is a cool anthology with the common themes being m/m, theatre and cross dressing. Kimberly Gardner and JP Bowie are the other authors.

My story is going to be about Shawn, a talented but flighty college actor–one of my “cute young things”–and Roscoe, the gorgeous, gay professor/director who pushes him to his limits.

ANTHOLOGY BLURB:

Lights, Makeup, Scripts, Costumes . . . Performances! Jet Mykles, J.P. Bowie and Kimberly Gardner entertain us with the magic and mystique of the theatre. From Shakespeare’s gender-bending comedies to the glamour of a Musical Revue, we’re whisked backstage for an intimate glimpse of the drama, romance and rumors (and maybe even a little mystery) behind the curtain. Find out what it takes for a man to carry off a skirt and heels. Follow the men who wait in the wings for those behind the fake breasts and makeup. BRAVO! BRAVA!

ABOUT SOMETHING BLURB:

Switch roles? Roscoe may be a brilliant director, but Sean wants no part of this crazy idea. But when Roscoe suggests that Sean and his leading lady swap Beatrice for Benedict in their college’s production of Much Ado About Nothing, everyone else thinks it’s a terrific idea. Trapped by peer pressure and the awareness that Roscoe usually knows what he’s doing, Sean accepts the challenge only to quickly discover that he likes wearing skirts, both on and off stage. Even more than that, he likes the director’s reaction when he flashes a little leg.

Read an excerpt

Cover by Deana C. Jamroz.

REVIEWS

  • Rainbow Reviews – 5 stars
    • “skillfully written with an ending that is just to-die-for”
    • Reviewed by marame

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