Author Rory D. Sheriff

Author Rory D. Sheriff

 
Author Rory D. Sheriff
Rory D. Sheriff is a man of many words, many talents as well. Quite the character, he is very rambunctious 
with an infectious laugh. He is extremely funny, a die-hard Philadelphia Eagles Fan (Ode to his hometown),
loves to dance ( Watch out Master P) ((ROFL)), he would like to appear on Dancing With The Stars very soon!
As for singing, he has said that if he could sing "Barry White or Neyo wouldn't have anything on me!" 
Didn't I say he was Funny? When he's not making everyone ROFL, he's either busy at home being the 
World's Greatest Daddy or cranking out Masterpieces.

Rory has starred in several stage productions, the last, being a major play "A Soldier's Story" 
he played the role of the Character Corporal Cobb.
Given his theatrical background, I wouldn't be surprised if the title of playwright was soon added 
to his list of accomplishments.

Rory is a huge advocate of civil and human rights, having once aspired to be an Attorney.
He is fluent in Spanish & German. Maybe he'll pen 1 of his masterpieces in either of those 
languages pretty soon...

This former Army Vet, turned On Air Radio Personality turned Author / Actor
Majored in Mass Communications in College after being honorably discharged from the US Army.
Rory honed his skill as an intern at Philadelphia’s Power 99 where he was mentored by 
one of the stations most familiar voices, better known as Golden Boy, it was during this time that
he discovered he had a gift for writing.
Starting with poetry, Sheriff became inspired to write by the simple thing in life and current
events only to find that before long he had notebooks full of poetry stacked around his room. 

His literary influences include authors Omar Tyree, Mary B. Morrison, James McBride and Zane to name a few.
Rory's unique way with words, creative expressions and ultra vivid imagination embarked him on the journey 
to write what would become his first novel, Get’n Serious. 

Rory masterfully chronicles the tale of Dontae Serious Moseley, the main character who desperately 
desires to be a family man but is haunted by his womanizing past. 
Dontae, ever the equal opportunity lover, beds a plethora of women from an ambassador, to his bosses'
 little sister, he even forays into the wickedly wild and sensuous world of gigolos. 

Rory delves deeply into the world of erotica, romance, drama and comedy. Though he claims that none of the
characters are based on him personally, he admits that they "all share a part of him". Rory pushes the social envelope with
taboo topics, such as infidelity with a preacher’s wife.
To date Rory has penned Get'n Serious, Get'n Serious (2) - My Addiction, Yadira's Sky and the
forthcoming novel, Conniving, as well as a host of yet untitled works.

His novels are a force to be reckoned with.
Watch out World, Rory D Sheriff is here to stay!

Rory D Sheriff has quickly asserted him self as the New Sheriff in Town!
Rory's books are available on Nook and Kindle. 

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Check Rory out at www.brandnewsheriff.com
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Author Erick S. Gray

Author Erick S. Gray is a very passionate, down to earth, magnetic and funny character. With his very easy-going personality, Erick is very humble and grounded despite his accomplishments. The Conversation was free-flowing, at times Erick seemed, pensive, at times animated and very comedic. Quite the conversationalist, he writes spoken word Poetry and is very much into music. His book collection was very diverse from Judy Blume, James Patterson, Donald Goines to Treasure E Blue, Shannon Holmes & K’wan to name a few.

Erick’s writing style is diverse, he captures the emotions of his characters in a very believable manner, which would make his transition from books to screen plays very effortless. His stories come to life right before your eyes, they jump off of the pages. The raw emotion evoked by his writing is nothing less than a masterpiece

The author of the urban sexomedy Booty Call has been writing seriously since 1997. His writing style of the streets, comedy, anecdotes, and well crafted plots keeps the reader interested with every turn of the page.

This entrepreneur is also the owner/founder of Triple G Publishing, and has partnered with the publishing of SLR (Street Literature Review) a well-rounded magazine about urban literature and upcoming authors of a growing genre. Mr. Gray is also making moves in other markets as well—one particular market is in independent film, he is currently working on his first script for Streets of New York.

The 34-year-old gifted author is a lifelong resident of  Southside Jamiaca, Queens NYhas emerged as a front-runner  with his first endeavor, Booty Call, published by Black Print Publishing in 2003, has sold tens of thousands of copies in the past years, and from there on, he’s never looked back.

No stranger to the streets, Erick’s very descriptive writing style is often very cinematic, as he weaves the tales, it’s as if you were walking in the very shoes of each character. His Stories are thrilling and gritty as he  has shown in his collaboration with Mark Anthony and Anthony Whyte in the Streets of New York series Volume, one, two and three, along with Ghetto HeavenLove and a Gangsta, and  his award-winning blockbuster Crave All Lose All, which won an award for best urban street lit book, 2007. Nasty Girls, It’s Like Candy, Money Power Respect, Flexin & Sexin, Booty Call *69, and the highly anticipated soon to be released novels, America’s Soul, One Lyfe to Live and Nasty Girls 2

Erick also has been featured in numerous anthologies, such as Menace, published by Melodrama, Around the way girls 5, published by Urban books, From the streets to the Sheets, the ground breaking, Heartbreakers anthology with powerhouse Kensington and Flexin’ and Sexin 2, published by Life Changing Books, with Treasure Blue, Deshawn Taylor and Nichelle Walker.

Erick S.Gray’s books can be purchased at many Major Book Distributors such as Barnes and Nobel, Borders Books, Amazon.com and where ever good books are sold. Most of his titles are also available in E-Book format for Kindle & Nook, e-readers.

Erick has been signed to various publishing companies from St. Martin’s Press to Black Print Publishing, and has experienced many aspects of the genre, from self-publishing Streets of New York with co-authors Mark Anthony and Anthony Whyte, to editing stories with Q-Boro books or those of other up and coming authors, he has even appeared on the Cover of one of his books.

Erick epitomizes consistency, releasing books on a yearly basis, remaining very relevant, he quotes, “Creativity burns through my skin and to let you know, I’m sentenced to life with a gift.”

Erick S. Gray shows that young African-American males don’t all fall into the same categories of drug dealer/thief statistic. His future is bright, potential limitless and we expect nothing but an action packed ride on his ascension to the pinnacle.

Erick’s perseverance, determination, patience and resilience has proven that he can indeed hold his own among literary giants such as Shannon Holmes, Nikki Turner and K’wan, amongst others in the urban literature hierarchy.

As the adage goes;  Never judge a book by its cover!!!

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Must Read Erick S Gray

Crave All Lose All
Vincent lost his job and moved in with his mother. His friend Tyriq is a big time drug dealer and willing to sponsor him into a drug cartel. Vincent is reluctant, but his baby mama is nagging and bills are piling up. Hustling is the way. But his long-time friend (and an experienced hustler) Spoon is against Vincent getting down. Vincent ignores Spoon’s advice and joins Tyriq. Vincent quickly starts stacking major figures. The never-ending gwap, expensive cars, jewelry and fast women prove addictive. What he craves could be his downfall. The higher he climbs, the more envy he encounters. Vincent is caught in a costly, ugly and vicious war. Younger soldiers are ready to kill in order to rise. Does Vincent have what it takes to succeed at this most ruthless, dirty game?

Love And A Gangsta


LOVE AND A GANGSTA will satisfy the palate of any audienceTold in his inimitable style, Erick S. Gray delivers a classic knockout. Read LOVE AND A GANGSTA and you’ll be floored by the story of Soul and Americawho have been in love since their teenage days. They invested ten years together until Soul is incarcerated for drugs and gun. America waits four years for her man to return home from prison. Soul comes home with plans of strutting down the straight and narrow path. But life isn’t so easy in a new drug era. Old habits die hard and demons haunt him. That lust for money and the fast life still lingers. Soul watches from the sidelines as America’s music career takes off.

Despite knowledge of Soul’s infidelity, America sticks by him through thick and thin.  There are drugs, shootings, and trial, but Americabelieves in holding her man down one hundred and ten percent. She expects the same from him and wants better for Soul.

Read LOVE AND A GANGSTA, and see if Soul wants better for himself. Find out if America will hold on and be strong, hoping her man is truly rehabilitated and committed to their future. All this while OmegaSoul’s best friend, makes mega lootchie, spreading crystal meth throughout Queens.

Does street-life reclaim Soul? Or will LOVE for America, prevail in this GANGSTA?

America’s Soul

Soul has just finished his 18-month sentence for a parole violation. Still in love with his son’s mother, America, he wants nothing more than for them to become a family and move on from his past. But while Soul was in prison, America’s music career started blowing up and she became entangled in a rocky relationship with a new man, Kendall. Kendall is determined to keep his woman by his side, and America finds herself caught in a tug of war between the two men. Soul turns his attention to battling the street life that landed him in jail — setting up a drug program to rid the community of its tortuous meth problem — but will Soul’s efforts cross his former best friend, the murderous drug kingpin Omega?

Delve into the action packed thriller as told by master storyteller Erick S. Gray.
Witness the rise and fall and perhaps rise again of Soul?
Only one way to find out, read these books and experience street life at its grittiest!
Take the journey with Soul & America as they encounter the many trials and tribulations associated with living and loving, against all odds.
Will these two star crossed lovers survive South side’s grimy streets?
Get the trilogy today!
Purchase Erick S. Gray’s Books  at Barnes and Nobel, Borders, Amazon and Anywhere Books are sold. Also Available for Nook and Kindle E Book Readers.                                                                                                                                                                                                                               

Those Behind #BehindThoseBooks

“Behind Those Books” is a documentary that is guaranteed to change the perception of some and challenge how others feel about tales of street life in the inner-cities.

Please view the trailer at: www.behindthosebooksmovie.com

WHO IS IN THE FILM?

The film features notable authors and artists: Terry McMillan, Zane, Omar Tyree, Teri Woods, Dr. Cornel West, Michael Eric Dyson, Kevin Powell, Queen Pen, Vickie Stringer, Nikki Turner, K’wan, Treasure E. Blue, Nick Chiles and more.

Teri Woods, Author and Publisher of the ground breaking and modern day classic,
True to the Game, sold her books out of the trunk of her car before going on to become a self-made millionaire.

Vickie Stringer, Author of the street classic, Let That Be the Reason, wrote her novel while incarcerated and would later build Triple Crown Publications into the top urban book publishing company in the world.

Zane, the Queen of erotica; Michael Eric Dyson, an academic, author, radio host and professor known for his outspoken voice on social and political issues; Cornel West, a philosopher, author, critic, actor and civil rights activist, all share their perspectives on these books.

PRODUCTION OF THE FILM

The documentary was written, produced and directed by maternal cousins, Kaven Brown and Mills Miller, who at the time the project was initiated were attending college at the Katharine Gibbs School in New York.

Personal finances funded this documentary.

Production started in the Spring 2007 and would last through the Summer of 2010. Roughly three years later, the film is ready to be viewed by the masses.

MEET THE FILMMAKERS

Kaven Brown is a multi-talented entrepreneur. An author, photographer and producer, who has been making waves in the publishing industry and music video circuit since the release of his first novel,Two Face, a suspense thriller with an urban flair that delves into the world of organized crime,merciless killers and crafty lawyers.

Brown’s latest literary foray is the companion piece to the documentary, Behind Those Books, which is a non-fiction book of the same title. He has written 4 novels, a screenplay, several treatments for music videos and documentaries.

Brown is the creative editing manager for
The Urban Book Source, an online publication that has focused on urban literature since its inception in 2006.

Brown was responsible for designing the website and contributing to many of the sites features including: UBSTV, Who’s Your Favorite Author’s Favorite Authors?, 50 Authors 50 States in 50 Days and several others.

The website has grown from a grass roots following to one of the premiere online websites for urban literature, African American authors and publishers that offers insightful editorials, interviews and book reviews.

Brown has photographed several celebrities and his work has appeared in People Magazine, Daily News, TMZ, The New York Post, Essence Magazine and numerous online publications.
Brown currently resides in New York City where he continues to work on photography,writing and producing.

Mills Miller is a director of music videos and films. Mills launched his production company, Mills Miller Media in 2008 with the objective to build media for artists and showcase other directors.

His first television placement came when he directed a video for Panamanian artist, Panama featuring Skyzoo, which aired on MTVU. Since then, Mills has received placements from MySpace featured videos to MTV Jams.

In 2009, opportunity knocked for Mills to direct major artists, when he was hand selected by producers, Beatnick and K-Salaam to direct a video featuring Bun B, 88-Keys and Colin Munroe.

Soon thereafter, Mills directed the single “Body Ya” for hip hop heavyweight Fabolous, which was nominated in 2010 for a MTV Sucker Free Summit Award.

Not content to rest on his laurels, in a two year time span, Miller continued his pursuit of directing videos and promotional material for veteran artists, The Dream and Jadakiss as well as emerging artist, Fred The Godson. “So Crazy,” Fred The Godson’s first single received air play on MTV Jams. Mills is committed to ensuring that each artist’s project represents his or her vision, while maintaining his artistic integrity.

The Kaven Brown and Mills Miller brand will be synonymous with quality projects in the literary, film and photography arenas for the hip-hop and urban community and beyond.

For more information or to schedule an interview, please contact:

Writer/Producer
Kaven Brown
www.kavenbrown.com
www.Twitter.com/kavenbrown

Director
Mills Miller
www.millsmiller.com
www.Twitter.com/millsmiller

www.behindthosebooksmovie.com

#BehindThoseBooks #KavenBrown #MillsMiller #UrbanLit #Literary #Knowledge

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Behind Those Books Documentary

BEHIND THOSE BOOKS: A THOUGHT PROVOKING DOCUMENTARY TACKLING SOCIETAL ILLS THROUGH LITERATURE.

NEW YORK, NEW YORK

(February 1, 2011)

The infamous adage, “If you want to hide something from people, put it in a book or put it in writing,” couldn’t be further from the truth when dealing with the street literature genre.

Never has there been such praise and condemnation for one form of literature.

“Behind Those Books” reflects the harsh and unpleasant realities of inner-cities across the United States and sheds light on the rationale for these stories to be told.

It doesn’t stop there. The viewer is taken on a journey that tackles social issues that have been brought to the forefront as a result of this art form.

The urban and hip-hop cultures have discussed this topic but it has never been given the attention that it deserves on such a grand scale until now.

The first and only comprehensive documentation on film of this controversial genre, gives viewers a raw and uncensored look inside this emerging industry.

The film chronicles the evolution of the gritty street tale through interviews with pioneer authors, publishers, industry insiders, fans, activists, hip hop artists, book clubs, editors, literary agents and vendors.

“I am an abandoned child. My mother was a whore. And the things I saw through these eyes, no child should have to witness or experience. So am I wrong for writing about my life that I saw?”
Treasure Blue.

“Behind Those Books” is a documentary that is guaranteed to change the perception of some and challenge how others feel about tales of street life in the inner-cities.

However, the importance of supporting and promoting literature cannot be overlooked. The film promises to be a great socially relevant historical piece that will be referenced for years to come.

The extended 13-minute trailer was recently released via the Internet and has generated a viral buzz and has garnered much praise. We would love to share this great documentary with your readers.

Please view the trailer at: www.behindthosebooksmovie.com

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Author Allison “Essence M’ Edwards

Meet Allison Edwards aka “Essence M”. The beautiful brain behind Illuminnessence Publishing, founded in 2007 by this avid writer who began her love affair with words at a tender age.

Allison’s passion for words began in early childhood, she had always been fond of reading about life, love, poetry and short stories.
Throughout her teen & young adult years she decided to put pen to paper and indulge one of her fantasies, to become a writer.

Allison went on to create an extensive catalog of unpublished works including poetry & short stories.
As she matured, she challenged herself to hone her craft, exploring various story lines and navigating into the tumultuous world of adult relationships.

It is with that unwavering tenacity that we’ve arrived at this point.

Allison’s first venture into self publication “Broken Promises Never Mend” became available on Illuminnessence Publishing in 2010.
It was released on
www.amazon.com for Kindle, as of June 2010.

An amended version of which was released June 2010, which features a new cover.

The sizzling sequel “Bound By Lies” will become available on www.amazon.com for Kindle, February 2011

Allison is currently focused on a collection of other works slated for release in 2011, under her imprint “Illuminnessence Publishing.”

Broken Promises Never Mend

Tamika Adams believes in Happily Ever After and thought she found her Prince Charming…. Quincy Thompson. Sadly her dream come true turns into a nightmare when she discovers that he’s not all that he appears to be. During the course of their relationship they encounter secrets from his past that threaten their future and leads them to experience a betrayal that sacrifices more than their love for one another….

Bound By Lies

Tamika and Quincy are at it again but this time the tables have turned and its Quincy wondering who he fell in love with. Tamika’s past comes back to haunt them in a wicked way and gives new light to ” you never know who a person really is”. Will love conquer all? Or will Tamika and Quincy’s quest for a happy ending finally cease?!

Find out in this sizzling sequel filled with sex, suspense and secrets!!

“Looking for drama, mystery & suspense? Allison “Essence M” Edwards delivers just that, hold on to your seat for this rocky ride.”
La Shonda DeVaughn, Author of A Hood Chick’s Story pt I & II

These are #RecommendedReads

Follow Allison “Essence M” Edwards on
Twitter @FullOfEssence
www.facebook.com/illuminnessencepub
www.illuminnessencepublishing.com

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Excerpt from Do Me Justice Mature Audiences Only!!

It all started like any other Saturday night at the Jersey Shore…boring.
There wasn’t anything in particular to do this weekend, so my cousin and I ended up at this dive bar in Keyport, NJ.
We got there around 11pm, it was dead. We quickly found ourselves seated at the bar and began ordering drinks… My mantra at the bar is, if it’s Brown, I’m down!! So we ordered brown liquor, lots of it…
I started off with 2 Double Shots of Grand Marnier, No Ice, 2 twists of lime… That was my poison…
4 drinks later in walks this hella fine chocolate specimen, he takes up the bar stool next to me. I had never seen him before so he immediately caught my eye. He was tall, dark and handsome… just my type… but there was something that went beyond the physical attraction… there was something about him that made me want to know more about him. He seemed very mysterious… I texted my cousin, who was sitting next to me like do you know him? What’s his story? She quickly replied that his name was Justice and he was very quiet and cool… Uh oh! That may spell trouble because I am not quiet, maybe reserved, but definitely not quiet…
Justice and I knew a lot of the same people, yet I had never seen him before. That was definitely appealing to me, in more ways than one.
As the night wore on I became intrigued by Justice, he definitely had a very mature air about him. Not the run of the mill faux grown man façade most males give off, just a sense of maturity radiated off of him.
The DJ started playing Reggae Music so we made our way to the dance floor to get our swerve on!

My cousin saw that I was fascinated by him and offered to introduce us, I said sure, I’d appreciate that. Though she had known him for quite some time her nerves go the best of her and she reneged. Her girlfriend however volunteered to do the introduction and wasted no time in approaching him.

Within what seemed like a fraction of a second, Justice was approaching me, for some odd reason I felt very nervous. He had a really beautiful smile. He introduced himself and I did the same. I felt like I was back in High School once again. He asked me to dance and I actually accepted! Damn he had some moves! (Point taken)
After we left the dance floor we chatted for a few mins and exchanged numbers. However brief our conversation was I don’t recall because I was looking at his smile, the entire time.

I was now steps closer to unravelling the mystery of Justice. I was looking forward to it, without question.
For some reason I knew this would be a very pleasurable experience, the anticipation was building as the seconds ticked by…

Later on after we left the bar I received a text message from Justice. He wanted to know if we had made it home safe. I quickly replied that we had and thanked him for being so considerate about our well being. It was indeed a very welcomed gesture. Based on his choice of words, I got the impression that he was educated and cultured, that was definitely a turn on for me.
Unbeknownst to him, Justice was scoring the hugest of points with me. There was definitely something endearing about his personality. He was not the type of man, I even thought still existed.

Jus and I texted each other for about half an hour that first night, then he fell asleep. I was enjoying our exchanges.
I lay awake once I got out of the shower and thought about, this perfect stranger. At times someone may appear to be too good to be true and I was hoping that wasn’t the case with justice.
I slept late the next day, when I woke up Jus was on my mind.

I am not the type of woman who crowds a man’s space. Even if we are in a relationship, I maintain a very healthy distance at all times.
Its fine to let someone know that you are interested, but without overstepping certain boundaries. I am a firm believer in letting them have space and in turn I require the same. My views on relationships have more often than not been deemed unorthodox.
I decided to text Jus to say hi. He had slept all day as well. So far so good, we had some things in common, I was liking him a lot. I laughed at myself like whoa you are moving too fast Ché, slow the hell down. I reasoned that I wasn’t trying to marry him nor have his babies so, whatever.

I asked Jus when was he going to have some time, he said he had time all the time, but more on the weekends. I then told him I had time all the time as well, that I had a very flexible schedule.
I told him to let me know.
Jus and I decided to meet later on that week for drinks. I drove to meet him since I wasn’t too familiar with the area. Jus was looking better than I had remembered, if that was at all possible.
We went to a Local bar close to his home; we had a few drinks and conversation. He was intelligent; I think that was the biggest turn on for me at this point.

After the Bar we drove back to his home to get my car. We sat in Jus’ car for a while talking. At some point I was about to leave, Jus was is such close proximity to me I could feel this magnetic attraction between us. It was undeniable. I knew at that point I wanted him. There was no doubt in my mind. He stood behind me and I felt my legs buckle. He told me he was a biter, I cringed, but he felt so good, I thought to myself, as long as he didn’t break my skin he could bite me all he wanted! His body was molded to mine and it felt oh so good. I wanted him to do me on the hood of my Car, right in his driveway!!!

I’m not exactly sure when the non verbal command was given but I heard the rip of a Condom Wrapper being opened then unrolled unto Jus’ dick. Damn this was too soon but we were at the point of no return, we are both adults and were playing it safe, so fuck it, in my mind it was game on!!!!!

Jus bent me over the hood of my car, pushed my miniscule skirt up, there wasn’t much distance to go since it barely covered my hefty mounds of ass, slid my thongs to the side, licked & slurped on Mz Pretty then placed the head of his dick into my pussy. I sucked in a breath, as he ever so slowly pushed forward, uuuhhhhhhhhhhhh daaammmmnnnnn, he hissed, we were both getting used to each other’s bodies, him to my tight tunnel of welcoming warmth; me to his length and girth and strength. I was definitely appreciating him. He was definitely a blessed man. I backed my ass up to meet his thrusts; he met each of mine with long strokes. Jus long stroked me for what seemed like an eternity.

I gripped the hood of my car, I’m a screamer, but I wasn’t afforded that opportunity because of the location and the ungodly hour. Then out of no where came some of Jus’ friends, interrupting our session. Jus walked over to them once he had righted himself and spoke to them for a few minutes then they left. I wanted more.
A lot more. Damn, that as so good, once Jus walked back over to me I told him I needed more. I’m definitely not shy when it comes to letting my sexual needs be known. Jus obliged me, only to have his friends interrupt us once more. This was such a no win situation. I know what he’s working with and definitely need more of it.

As I drove home I was reliving the sensations I had recently experienced. Had Jus continued stroking me the way he had been, I’d certainly have squirted. I could hardly concentrate on the road.
I am definitely looking forward to our next encounter. We definitely have sexual Chemistry. Jus has no idea what he’s in store for, mark my words, he will not be disappointed… And neither will I be..

Excerpt from “Moments of Truth” Mature Audiences Only!

I walked to my Closet and grabbed my White Ed Hardy Love Kills Slowly Bikini. I popped the tags and put it on. I put my hair up into a ponytail. Grabbed the matching EH flip-flops, a white sheer coverup and headed back downstairs. I let Trey sing. I went into the Kitchen and Made a Pitcher full of Trini Brown Sugar. I walked out to the Pool with 2 Glasses. I gave one to Charlie without asking if he wanted it. He accepted and thanked me. He took a sip. ” this is good! What is it? ” I replied ” it’s me”. I winked and walked away. I knew he was liking, nah fuck that, loving what he saw.

Good Choice Charlie…

I laid on a lounge chair and motioned for him to come sit next to me. He seemed nervous. Trini Brown Sugar would definitely loosen him up, both of us would. ” what is this & what’s in it? It’s so good!”  Don’t I know it, I mused.

” Its Trini Brown Sugar, essentially it’s Trinizuelean Lemonade. I’m Trinidadian & Venezuelean, so that’s my take on Lemonade.”

I could tell that Charlie was starting to feel it, I topped his glass off as I considered my next move.

Think bitch think…

I found out Charlie was 21, Single and a Pre Law Student. I was impressed. As his buzz took hold of him, I moved closer to him, flirting, touching, being very attentive. He was obviously feeling me as I was him. ” you have a beautiful body Mz Ché.”

“No please call me Ché” I replied.

I started tracing the tattoos on his arms, damn my pussy was so wet! Charlie kept drinking, I kept topping his glass off. He stood up and I saw what seemed to be a tree trunk’s imprint in his shorts. My mouth began to water. ” Charlie can you please put this suntan oil on my back?” “Sure” I sat up and loosened my bikini top with my back to him he started massaging the oil into my back. Damn his hands felt so good, he moved his hands to my lower back and kept a steady pressure as he massaged me, he then stood behind me and cupped my breasts and massaged the oil onto them, he pulled on my nipples just as I had envisioned! There was no doubt in my mind that it was about to be on and poppin’!!!

He continued massaging me down to my belly button, then I felt the strings to my bikini bottoms become untied and as he stood me up, they fell to the deck. He poured oil onto his hands and kneaded my butt till I was about to cum, he turned me around and slipped his thumbs into my pussy and gently rubbed on my clit. I couldn’t take it any more, I wasn’t gonna go out like this. I pulled away from him and sat back on the lounge chair. He was standing in front of me, I reached up and rubbed on his bulge. Damn it was bigger than I thought! I unbuttoned and unzipped his Cargo shorts letting them fall to his feet. I was greeted by the most beautiful Caramel colored dick I have ever seen in my life! I held it on my hands, knowing I was about to pay homage to such a work of art. He was shaved just the way I like it. Damn, it’s on!

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