A Day in the Life
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A highly saturated striptease was in order. Turning to face him, I arched my back as I removed my shirt, which slid off gracefully. I turned to place the shirt on the other side of the sofa. I turned back to face him. I take great care of my body and knew it looked damn good, so I took my time, letting him see what a real chest looked like. It was perfect. A chest that had caused clients to slobber over, causing them to inwardly stare and gape – as Alvin Harris was now. "Beautiful," he remarked. "Simply beautiful. Please, Terry, please go on." A tongue flicked out, re-wetting his lips. After removing my footwear, I unbuckled my belt and slid my jeans over my hips and stepped out of them. I added the jeans next to my shirt. Dressed only in black silk underwear, I stood up straight, showing the perfection of my flesh. I could tell from his fastened gaze that I was making a great impression. I knew I would. And just to rub it in a little, I did a leisurely three-sixty. His voice fell to a soft whisper. "Damn, you certainly are breathtaking." I blushed, purposely. "Thank you." More breathless calls of encouragement followed, then, kind of timidly, as if to see if I were real, he reached a hand to my stomach. With a slow hand, he stroked my six-pack. His touch was nice, non-intrusive. I could deal with it. In fact, I encouraged his touch, and began a slow turn, letting his hand drift over my faintly-oiled body. He gasped just under his breath. I liked that. It felt great to hear a handsome and sophisticated client like Alvin Harris watching and admiring me as he was doing now. The way his hand reached, hesitated, caressed – the way his body tensed, then shuddered and relaxed – I was driving him crazy. Hunger and desire had come to unravel his once subtle features. There was pleasure in his eyes, and I had to admit, in mine, as well; in fact my chest was swelling with the fierceness of it. With an admirable display of control, I modeled for him for a few minutes more, until he couldn’t take it. I knew he was ready. I could see it in his eyes, amongst other places. In a voice that was low and thick, the way a man’s became when he was fully aroused, he said, "Let’s take this to the bedroom." We did. The evening went off with no hitches; he was everything I could hope for. He was easy to do, easy to please. He wasn’t into anything real kinky; mostly he wanted to be held. A simple intimacy that seemed to be missing from his life. So I utilized all my experience and gave him the closeness he desired, caressing him gently with firm hands and feathery touches. I must have done my job very well. I left the next morning with five grand.
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"LOVE OR OBSESSION?" With his suave and grace, Terry Allens easily captured the hearts and money of his many clients. Yet, the handsome male prostitute, despite his abounding lifestyle, finds himself struggling with an inner crisis: finding true peace and happiness. He forms an emotional attachment with a client. Happiness, it seems, is upon him. Then things swiftly goes array when he finds himself scolded and stalked by an anonymous, murdering individual. Now he is forced to come to terms with the situation and abandon his dreams of being with the woman he has fallen so deeply in love with. Could such a precarious situation give way to a happy ending? A love story that will set you on edge-- A fast-paced thriller-- Cleverly and masterfully written-- Funny, exciting, sexy, full of intrigue--
– Jan Thompson, Critics’ Best Review
– Herman Wright, Southern Writers Association
– LaToya Collins, Lady Readers Book Club
About the Author
Ray Burton lives in Nashville Tennessee. A Day in the Life marks his second literary venture. His long-cherished aspiration to write became a reality when he put pen to paper and created the bone chilling, highly controversial If I Ruled the World. Needless to say, the reviews went through the roof. For those who thirst for more, Ray has three thrillers waiting in the wings: The Turnaround, Marked!, and Devil’s Pie. Ray is extremely diversified, and likes to keep each book separate to keep his readers guessing. For all inquiries about Ray’s work, or about interviews, book signings, comments, or autographed copies, you can e-mail him at: