The Reddest Necks, Vol. 2: Oil Rig Workers, Trailer Park Trash and Antebellum Lust (The Best of the Redneck Screw Society)

This is the second volume in "The Reddest Necks", a hot compilation series of gay erotica featuring rednecks, hicks and hillbillies. These are the sexiest stories around, featuring the best of Southern studs and country hunks. Get ready to tug one on like you never have before!

Work Is the Lesson: Jeb Banforth hates his father for making him spend a summer working rather than living off the family fortune. He considers it beneath him, and is just trying to survive the summer on a Texas oil rig. But the close quarters with macho men make him nervous, and he is determined he won’t have the lifechanging experience his father had when he was a lad. Jeb is soon forced to befriend a bulky blue-collar stud named Carruthers who has a very peculiar idea of what a coworker relationship should be. Jeb feels he needs to be accepted though, and has to accept whatever Carruthers tells him to do. As Jeb’s exhaustion and loneliness settle in, he sinks deeper and deeper into Carruthers’ arms. His sexuality and tenacity are tested in this hot and sexy tale of redneck masculinity and jaw-dropping hard-working action.

Trailer Park Boys Downlow: Travis is like the other young men of the Dixie Arms Trailer Park: a loud, crude redneck with a penchant for petty crime and a dick that doesn’t quit! He’s always been straight until one drunken night, when his girl has kicked him out again, and it’s just him and his long-time buddy Dash… Things between them will never be the same. The trailer park has never been hotter, and is so steamy it is sure to wet your whistle!

Love and Brick: Tim Mason is a bricklayer working on Brutewood Plantations. He isn't an abolitionist, and he didn't come there to fall in love. But when a shy young slave greets him, Tim feels things he didn't think were possible. In 19th century America, nobody, least of all Tim, considered the possibility of a black man and a white man interacting as equals, friends and even lovers. Tim's a widower, and his new young black friend, George, is a house slave. When Tim sees George being victimized, he jumps into action, forcing them both to make a very serious and life-altering choice. Can their love survive the rigors of 19th century America?