4 Novels by Roland Graeme
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Overview: Roland Graeme is one of several pseudonyms used by a prolific writer of erotic fiction. Graeme, a descendant of Swiss immigrants and a native of Pennsylvania, resides in Buffalo, New York. He earned a Ph.D. in English by writing his doctoral dissertation on the novels of Sir Walter Scott (“Roland Graeme” is the protagonist of Scott’s novel The Abbot). His interests, in addition to literature, include classical music (especially opera), history, and world religions, as well as, not surprisingly, human sexuality, in all its variety and richness.
Genre: Erotic Ménage a Trois Romance, M/M/M, BDSM
A Dance of Love and Jealousy: Nate Deventer is about to go from standing in the wings to dancing into his future. He’s earned his way from a major ballet company’s corps boy to a soloist, gained a mentor in one of the principals, clashed with handsome star Dane Stockton—who has a girlfriend in the company despite his wandering ways—and met his idol: famed dancer and new resident choreographer, Romuald Ghent.
Romuald’s first major project for the company is a new ballet, and Nate is cast as the understudy of one of the leads. It’s an exciting opportunity, one that brings him closer to Romuald and fosters a burgeoning mutual attraction. But between them is Romuald’s on-again, off-again relationship with guest star Henri Keller, and the success of the ballet may depend on how well Nate can dance between his professional and personal lives.
Good Cop, Bad Cop: Rookie vice cop Trent Carothers hadn’t planned on becoming sexually involved with his partner and mentor, the more experienced Zerk Kostopoulos. Nor was he prepared for just how kinky the Greek-American stud cop turned out to be! Can love—as well as lust—thrive undercover on the police force? [Erotic Alternative Ménage a Trois Romance, M/M/M, BDSM, orgies, sex toys]
Algerian Nights: In 1900, bored, wealthy Bostonian Perceval Fain finds himself in the French colony of Algeria, amusing himself with a number of local men, including members of the French military.
Falling under the spell of his exotic desert surroundings, unfulfilled by his hedonistic lifestyle, Perceval meets an impoverished English artist, Preston. At first the two men dislike each other and seem to have nothing in common. Almost against their wills, though, an attraction develop between them, fulfilling an enigmatic prophecy. [Note: This book contains drug use and forced seduction.]
The Temple of Skanda: Determined to turn his life around after a run-in with the law, Conor desperately needs a job, and a place to stay. He finds both with Murray, an importer, who hires Conor as his shipping clerk and live-in handyman. What Conor hadn’t counted on was falling in love with his new boss–hopelessly, he thinks, because Murray still seems obsessed with his memories of Derek, the lover he recently broke up with. When Murray takes Conor along on a buying trip to India, the two men team up with Spence, an Australian anthropologist investigating rumors that a secret homosexual religious cult devoted to the Hindu god Skanda exists in parts of rural India. All three men’s lives are changed after their initiation into the orgiastic mysteries that are celebrated in the temple of Skanda.
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