Who is murdering the Eastern States Football League officials in Vanmer, Pennsylvania? And why is the killer using Vanmer Vipers’ helmets as murder weapons? Johnny Knight, photojournalist for the Independent, takes on one of the most dangerous jobs and responsibilities he has ever attempted. As he begins to unravel clues about the Helmet Killer murders, he uncovers a gambling ring involving numerous Viper players and a real estate mogul with a town full of secrets. And what about the missing money from the first victim, a whopping nine hundred thousand dollars? Is a Viper footballer paying off his steep gambling debts by murdering well-to-do officials? Along the way, Johnny falls in love with two very attractive and different men -- the sexy owner of McMuscles Gym, Matthew McDestin, and the jockish running back for the Vanmer Vipers, Beckley Roarke. Both have a piece of Johnny's heart, and both really don't want to share Johnny. So what's a detective to do when he's seeing two hotties at the same time? Can Johnny piece together the puzzle of murder and bring the Helmet Killer to justice, putting Vanmer at peace again?

Double Coverage

“Matthew McDestin. I know you hook up with him.”


“Do you have a problem with that?” I asked, curious of his response and viewpoint.


“Does he make you happy and satisfied?”


He did, but so did Beckley. I liked and cared for both men. I moved up to Beckley’s sofa and stood over him. He reached up and rolled his left palm around my dick, bringing it to life. I looked down at him, enjoying his play, and asked, “You’re not a jealous guy, are you?”


He shook his head. “I believe in happiness and love. Whatever makes you happy is fine by me. Besides, I don’t own you, and never intend to. If you want some action outside of our relationship, I’m okay with it. I don’t think men should limit themselves, particularly when it comes to fucking.”


“So you don’t care that I’m sleeping with you and Matthew?”


“Not at all,” he said, rocking the cock between my thighs, sending me into a state of bliss. “I rather like the concept of double coverage.”


Chapter 33