Because his pool is untended and filthy, romance author Robert Fine needs to hire a pool boy for the summertime position at his estate. So at the beginning of summer, he places an ad for a pool boy to hire. Enter Kent Tacoma, an ex-Navy stud, handsome, who lands an interview. Almost immediately Robert enjoys his company and himself, hiring Kent on the spot. As Tacoma tends the pool, Robert cannot keep his hungry eyes off the young man. All he can think about is his desire. Unfortunately, Tacoma starts to break Robert’s house rules with a local bad boy named Katz Strong, Tacoma’s opposite. Soon a jealous Robert is convinced Tacoma is under Katz’s bad influence. As Tacoma pulls away from Robert and grows closer to Katz. Robert finds his rage building. Can’t the three men just get along? As summer comes to a close, Tacoma becomes the center of everyone’s attention. Whose heart will survive the heated summer?

The Pool Boy

Following his exit, I had to close the door so I could discover my breath, so I could stop my heart from thump…thump…thumping in my chest because I honestly thought it was going to explode just as the swollen package between my legs had already done, leaving ooze behind in my boxers yet again, a sticky and bothersome load; another mess to clean up thanks to my hired help.33: Just Like Me


He wouldn’t let the topic of Rosemary Dublin go. Rather, Tacoma prepared eggs Benedict for us on the morning of the thirtieth-first, the last day of July—slices of fresh fruit, pulpy orange juice, sunny-side-up eggs, and buttered toast—and we shared breakfast on the library’s narrow balcony overlooking the pool. There, positioned across from me at a two-person, wrought-iron table, he brought up Rose Dublin again.


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