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Edited by John Patrick, Beautiful Boys promises excellent steamy tales by the literary leaders of gay erotica!

There are some boys you cannot stop watching. In true John Patrick style, these stories feature those boys who are so beautiful you want to worship and take care of them. They may be pretty, but they are still hot in bed. When they walk by, all the men say, “Ahhh.”

Featuring the hottest writers in gay erotic, STARbooks Press is proud to re-release this collection of steamy stories. Some boys are hot, some boys are sexy, some boys are not, but these boys are beautiful. Their beauty only enhances their sexiness and stirs your desires, making you yearn for more.

You won’t be able to get enough of these beautiful boys, who are more beautiful in the bedroom than you could ever imagine. For the John Patrick fan, this is the ultimate anthology. And for those just beginning to appreciate his anthologies, this is a great way to enhance your collection.

This saucy story collection contains the following:

The Power of Beauty by John Patrick
Looking For Love by John Patrick
The Strangers We'd Meet by John Patrick
The Pimp's Boy by John Patrick
Hard All Over by Frank Brooks
The Company of the Beautiful Boys by P.K. Warren & John Patrick
Couplings by James Wilton
The Twins by Grant Adams
Son of Dakota by Peter Eros
Cody's Cock by John Patrick
The Boys in the Fens by Leo Cardini
Seduce Me, Please! by Thom Nickels
First Lesson by Kent Dawson
Notorious by Thomas Holm
Doogie: Classically Beautiful by Jarred Goodall
The Red–Haired Professor by Greg Bowden
Portrait of a Freshman by David Patrick Beavers
Tools by Peter Gilbert
Missing You by John Patrick
Strip Boy by Dan Veen
The Genius of All the Beautiful Boys by Orland Outland
The Smell of Sex by Bruce Lee
His Favorite Photo by Kevin Bantan
Magic by Rick Jackson
Mikey Liked It by William Cozad
The Secret of the Rue St. Germain by Charles Willard Scoggins
The Lawnmower Boy by Jesse Montegudo
Absolute Beauty by John Palgrave
Practice Makes Perfect by by John Patrick