Brock Kinkaid, CPA, faced each day with a smile that hid his deepest desire. Now living in Rhode Island and playing for the AAA Pawtucket Red Sox, he's only a few steps away from his goal.

He survived growing up gay in rural Alabama due to his impressive skill on the baseball diamond. Īll of his life, Spencer Hightower dreamed of playing baseball in the Major Leagues. Resigned to being childless, he lavished his attention on his. Unfortunately, the gay men he knew were not into the daddy scene.

Also, similarities with Connor continue in that Patricks day job allows him to travel and experience “local colour” which surely must provide fodder for the books.All of his life, Spencer Hightower dreamed of playing baseball in the Major Leagues. This isn’t surprising as the writer identifies himself as gay, Irish and a rugby player himself. Once again, there are realistic rugby scenes in here that sit convincingly alongside Connor and Sean’s conquests.

Connor and his close team mate Sean take Copenhagen, one man at a time. The sex scenes are written with one thing in mind, so hold your e-reader securely… in the one hand…īook 2 follows a similar vein, if you will. In the introduction, Charlie Harding sets the scene when he asks whats hotter than a manly, burly, masculine rugby player? And believe me, if this is your thing, this title wont disappoint you. Rubbing up against teams from all over the world gives him plenty of chances to get up to mischief and he doesn’t disappoint, including a quickie with a cowboy! The storyline is simple, it follows our hero, Conor Murphy as he takes part in a gay rugby tournament in New York.

This book has no pretensions to be literary or a full novel….it does what it says on the tin, its erotic, its truthful and honest, and above all else, its sexy as hell! The first title isn’t overly long, at just 44 pages in total and is a fully fledged, paid up member of the gay erotica club. So real, you can smell the sweat on those players, even if you have no idea why they scrum or whatever it is they do…. Patrick takes the world of rugby, gay rugby at that, and makes it real. Cheyanne and now along comes Confessions of a Gay Rugby Player by the talented Patrick Darcy. What is it recently with me and ball playing books? First, there was Grand Slam by J.T.

Grand Slam by J.T. Cheyanne