Torrid

Wicked Dance... Blond-haired, bespectacled, and affable, Trey, a Ballroom Dance instructor, was innocently shopping at an Adult store for a male g-string. As one of the few men in town that could actually dance, he’d been hired to strip for a bachelorette party.

Coincidentally, dark haired and aggressive Kenshin Asano, Martial Arts instructor, just happened to be shopping at the same Adult store – though for a very different reason.

As far as Trey’s concerned, what could it hurt to flirt, just a little?

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Customer Reviews:

Ever wonder what happens when a man who assumes he is straight finds out he's attractive, and attracted, to another man? The story of Trey and
Kenshin is a tale of self-discovery told in a humorous way. While Trey keeps insisting he's not gay, Kenshin shows him that being gay is just a label.
Through his relationship with Kenshin, Trey learns that he should embrace love in whatever form he finds it. rnrnIf you are not familiar with yaoi,
this is a good place to start. The characters are well-developed for this genre, especially the character of Trey. And whatever lack of character
development is more than compensated for by the witty repartee and fast pace of the story. rnrnThis is one of the first stories I read that was
written by Morgan Hawke. It was so well-written and funny, it made me seek out other stories by Ms. Hawke and I have enjoyed them all.rn