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Straight guys aren't so straight.
Straight Guys collection of books 1-11 in Steve Milton's Straight Guys series:
What We Did In Bangkok
Best buds Mike and Bryan travel to Bangkok for a week away from their wives. After a very personal conversation, their Bangkok trip becomes the vacation of a lifetime.
Hiring Pedro
Bubble-butted Mexican construction worker Pedro has everything Steve wants: he’s ripped, energetic, and willing to sweat. Squeezing through a tight hallway with Pedro awakens Steve’s secret desires.
Cuban Vacation
A straight reporter has no plan for his trip to Cuba. A beach massage leads to a Cuban revolution.
Deepest Cover
Greg has never been with a man, much less two men, but this night can make his CIA career.
Extra-Hot Latte
As their relationship becomes intimate, young Jonas insists he isn’t gay, but middle-aged Ken isn't worried about labels.
Ohio Full Monty
After layoffs at the auto plant, Mike dances at a male strip club. In a dark private room, he smells familiar aftershave.
Camboys (No Homo)
Kevin joins a cam site to make money for college. A mysterious online fan shows Kevin that his true love has been nearby all along.
Camboys II: CHP Makes Three
Kev and Troy pull a highway patrolman out of the closet and into their bed for an unforgettable three-man show.
Cruising Altitude
Kyle, the flight attendant in charge of the big flying shaft, "accidentally" interrupts Jameson's in-flight entertainment. Whoopsy daisy! Kyle makes it up to Jameson handsomely.
Boarding Now
Jim sees a deliciously beefy straight college jock casually strutting around the airport, as if placed there just to tempt him. All he has is fifteen minutes, an airport bathroom, and a wad of cash.
Creampuffs
Daniel Cohen and his sociopathic boss Nick are closeted gay used car salesmen in 1990s West Virginia. As much as Daniel hates Nick's abusive outbursts, he knows that he and Nick are two of a kind, gay men trying to live with a little bit of dignity in a cruel world. Once their hate is exhausted, they can only find love.
