Nobody writes erotic horror like Ray Garton. Nobody. Edward Lee might take it to more deliriously sickening depths, and there may be others that use more eloquent language, but no one drives it home like Ray.
Rob and Jolie Moxley are your typical upwardly mobile couple. They have a couple of good kids and by all appearances are pillars of their community. But they have a secret. When the kids are away, they like to find a playmate for a threesome of kinky sex.
Andrea is a successful, professional woman. She's single, but she like to seek out like-minded people for group sex.
Rob and Jolie meet Andrea at a local hotspot for hookups and it seems like they'll have some hot, but harmless fun for a night or two.
But these people have deeper, darker secrets. Rob and Jolie have desires far beyond the average swinger lifestyle. And Amanda carries a burden of guilt that is as powerful as the need that drives her to seek out pleasure from total strangers.
None of these individuals will emerge unscathed from their meeting.
Ray Garton plays hard with Threesome, but what makes his fiction work as well as it does is the human element. You'll cringe at the horrors he depicts, but he'll also make your heart ache.
Chances are good that Threesome will end up in a Garton collection someday, but this edition from Sideshow Press is a nifty little book that will be a wonderful edition to any horror reader's collection. It's available as a mini-paperback, and also as a deluxe hardcover.
Rob and Jolie Moxley are your typical upwardly mobile couple. They have a couple of good kids and by all appearances are pillars of their community. But they have a secret. When the kids are away, they like to find a playmate for a threesome of kinky sex.
Andrea is a successful, professional woman. She's single, but she like to seek out like-minded people for group sex.
Rob and Jolie meet Andrea at a local hotspot for hookups and it seems like they'll have some hot, but harmless fun for a night or two.
But these people have deeper, darker secrets. Rob and Jolie have desires far beyond the average swinger lifestyle. And Amanda carries a burden of guilt that is as powerful as the need that drives her to seek out pleasure from total strangers.
None of these individuals will emerge unscathed from their meeting.
Ray Garton plays hard with Threesome, but what makes his fiction work as well as it does is the human element. You'll cringe at the horrors he depicts, but he'll also make your heart ache.
Chances are good that Threesome will end up in a Garton collection someday, but this edition from Sideshow Press is a nifty little book that will be a wonderful edition to any horror reader's collection. It's available as a mini-paperback, and also as a deluxe hardcover.
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