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Danger in the Barn
- Narrated by: H. K. Kiting
- Length: 51 mins
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Danger in the Barn
Narrated by:
H. K. Kiting
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Publisher's Summary
What happens when two kinky, young, gay guys are left alone on the farm? Keith and Toby have the place to themselves when Keith's dad and uncle head out of town. Ditching the chores, they head to the barn for some fun. Keith suspends Toby from the rafters for some bondage sex. When it's Keith's turn, Toby uses baling wire for some inescapable restraint. Toby takes out his lighter. With hay and dry wood piled up around him, Keith's arousal quickly gets mixed with fear. Just how extreme will Toby go in their peril play? This gay adult tale contains sex, choking, bondage, suspension, and fire play.
©2013 H. K. Kiting (P)2016 H. K. Kiting
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