Fog: A Novel of Desire and Reprisal
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.39 (630 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1590213599 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 228 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-01-04 |
| Language | : | English |
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A breathtaking and deeply erotic tale of violence, lust and above all, a loving passion that makes you ache in sympathy. Its set-up is similar to the novella which ends Barbed Wire, ''The Quality of Mercy,'' but he takes Fog in a much different direction as well as using the longer form to explore the aftermath of the kidnapping and its effect on the victim as well as his captor.Fog is a deftly crafted, fine thriller with lots of kink a perfect appetizer for Mann's forthcoming Civil War novel,Purgatory. Herneson, author of Spring of
But Jay has no intention of ever allowing the young man to escape. The winner of the 2012 Pauline Reage Novel Award! . Inside, two men, lovers, have enacted a plan of revenge, kidnapping the handsome son of the man who wronged one of them. Al, the accomplice, has stalked Rob for weeks, and his infatuation for the young man has grown deeper than he ever anticipated. Outside an isolated cabin, winter fog caresses spruce trees. So much so that he finds himself drawn to protect Rob from the rage and vengeance burning away his partner Jay's insides. Caring for their bound and gagged captive,with each passing day Al finds his power over Rob a potent and irresistible aphrodisiac and his heart dangerously moved
Jeff Mann's erotic writing earned a Lambda Literary Award for the collection A History of Barbed Wire. . A Southern gentleman, Mann likes his food and men in plentiful portions
"Compassion, Passion, & Brutality…" according to J.D. Romann, 'Whet' author. …often all in the same sentence, by the same character, in the same moment. Just, wow. This is a masterful novel, a tricky balancing act of extreme subject matter and eros, with not a single word that’s a misstep. I had no idea, right up until the last moment, how the novel would end. I figured I was SOL on an HEA (and it’s an insult to this book to even think in terms of genre convention like HEA), and was afraid to hold out hope, and I ached and yearned for the characters and how they might end up. Even the “bad” guy was real, complex, and empathetic. Every mundane act, every se. A dangerous and erotic rollercoaster through three men's darkest desires Donovan Brown Jeff Mann's FOG is a thrilling novel which blends razor-sharp tension with heart-wrenching emotion. It portrays a love triangle of a most strange and unexpected variety. This novel imagines the very limits of what desperate men will do, then pushes right through those barriers into another realm of behavior that both shocks and compels. FOG is at once a suspenseful crime novel, a cold-blooded revenge tale and a love story, refracted through the shards of a shattered mirror.When kinky lovers Jeff and Al kidnap Rob, the cop-in-training son of the policeman that killed Jeff's former lover and sent Jeff to jail for. Violence and Eros Balanced on the Edge of a Blade If you've never read Jeff Mann before - either his prose or his poetry - then you are likely about to be both shocked and impressed. If you have read Jeff Mann, then it will not surprise you when I say that the balances between violence and compassion, eroticism and fear, assault and tenderness and an ever-present dance between destructiveness and hope are constantly tipping and shifting in FOG. Mann has a facility with binding the erotic with the dangerous and bringing the BDSM to such a highly charged place you can smell the sweat on the page - and in FOG, this is so painfully brilliant in its execution that