It’s time for Tuesday Tales!
Today we have an excerpt from Royal Lines, Boston Rebels #4, written with RJ Scott.
Please do bear in mind that these snippets are unedited so please be kind if you find any mistakes.
This story may have gay erotic scenes, strong social issues addressed and mature language. If those things offend now is the time to move onto another Tuesday Tales blog. Thanks for stopping by!
Another flight landing was called. I glanced up, saw that it was from Montréal-Trudeau and grinned madly. Moral Dunkirk, aka Dunny, had arrived! He was on the first of several incoming flights that I’d signed up to meet. I enjoyed the sight of the big white jet with the red maple leaf rolling into place just a few hundred feet away. I sent a quick text to my father to inform him things were going well and to make sure he had his damn cane then swallowed down the last of my hot chocolate.
Lifting my backside from the table situated by a wall of glass in the royal lounge I stretched to work out the kinks from last night’s round of hot and nasty. I’d pulled a few strings – or Kaleb’s thick hair – and managed to get all the hockey stars cleared to come through the VIP gate. The same gate that the royal family used when travelling. So no security checks, quick glances at passports, and limos to whisk us to the castle by the fjord where several of my teammates would be staying. Most of the players were lodged in hotels in the capital city of Husavik, ten minutes from the rink where the game would be played in three days, but a few of my fellow Rebels had wanted to rough it at castle dead folks in the motherfucking basement. My teammates were sick.
I gave the woman opening the doors for the incoming flight a wink. She smiled and blushed then the doorway was filled with a mountain of man, red hair, and flannel.
“Marky!” Dunny bellowed, hefting his carryon higher on his shoulder then wrapping me into a bear hug as if he’d not seen me in years. It had been a month since we’d cleaned out our lockers. “You look good.” He pounded my back so hard my fillings rattled.
“I always look good,” I wheezed then broke free from the ginger giant with the scruffy beard and eternal grin. “You look like you just came down from the mountains. Ever hear of a razor?”
“Bah, who needs razors when you’re in the wilds?”
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Susanne Matthews says
Wow. Great description of a larger than life person. Well done.
Jean C. Joachim says
Love your writing, “my fillings rattled.” So evocative. I can almost feel it myself. And the mountain man? I swear I can see him and feel the floor shake under his weight. Great story!
Trisha Faye says
Great scene.
Jillian says
Great use of prompt
Tricia says
Great descriptions! I can totally envision Dunny and the whole airport scene. Great job!