Shapeshifter Cowboys of the Ol’ West series by Michael Berritta
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Overview: Michael Berritta writes erotic Cowboy Stories in Dual language
Genre: Fiction | Erotic MM Cowboys
Tender Lover From Big Bear Creek #2: Breckinridge Elkins has no idea he is being hunted by kidnappers. He just rode home from Red Cougar to find his relatives fighting over found and lost gold.
Elkins, as his usual affable cowboy self offers to help. The problems soon multiply, as the relatives seem to shift to wolves when they fight and Elkin has a sexual appetite for all kinds of lustful involvements.
He soon makes his way to Wampum where he encounter the Ormond group and in his own way, wrecks havoc to the town and finds a surprise with the gold. Just when it seems like a happy ending, Breck runs into the kidnappers.
Being a sexual plaything is not Elkins cowboy style even if they do sell him to a cattle baron.
Crushed Desire in Big Bear Creek #3: Breckinridge Elkins does not know he was being trailed by Buck Ridgeway. Jeff Middleton had hired Buck to capture Breck and deliver him for a trade off. Jeff Middleton paid off Buck and took Breck to Baron Wiltshaw’s ranch for a bit of fun. Baron Wiltshaw has a son Blink who frees Breck after some time and rescue’s him from certain death by thirst in the desert. Blink has his own reasons for doing it, one is he wants to get back at his father and he figures Breck will certainly get revenge. Blink comes off the good guy and possibly gets rid of his ole man in the process.
Jeff Middleton’s only interest was the cowboy Breck as sellable merchandise to the cattle barons down the gulch. The large ranches were remote and fun was hard to come by for the old gents so he supplied them the opportunity for some ‘forced’ company.
He got paid in cattle and even some land once so now he was stockin a ranch of his own. Every kidnap he did got him a larger and larger herd. Soon he could retire and have someone else bring him some ‘forced’ company.
With this thought firmly in his head he wondered if taking Breckinridge Elkins was such a good idea. On one hand, he was handsomest cowboy and there were lots of cowboys out there that would love to see him get his so they wouldn’t be ridin to his rescue.
But he did have a large family settled in the towns around here and he did do a lot of good turns for some men who just might want to come and rescue him. If his family was anything like him he would have lots of cowboys ridin onto the ranchers land demanded the return of their kin.
This had to be avoided, at least until the rancher was ‘done’ with Breck. And then Breck would be released some way out in the desert. If he ever did get back to civilization he wouldn’t be able to know which ranch he was held on let alone which old gent took him.
Breck is all about the game and he decides to play along and not shift into his wolf shape unless needed. He likes to be tied up every now and then but few men can take on the big hunkin cowboy so he rarely gets the chance. As long as no one is killin anyone he is all ready for some tied up fun. Knowing he can escape
Ambush in the Wolf’s Den #4: Breckinridge Elkins, a wolf shifter and cowboy who lives in Humbolt rides out to track down his grandpappies watch which was stolen from him during a stage coach robbery.
He comes upon a man whom he thinks is Sheriff Dick Hopkins and they shift into wolves to satisfy each other’s hunger. It was then that the escapades turn to a lusty gangbang and worse, misidentification, as Frank Jackson, Joe Partland and even Joel Cairn encounter the lustful gang and particpate.
Does Breck ever find the watch and if so does he locate the thief who stole it? Fun and lusty cowboy encounters with the shapeshifting wolves of Teton Gulch and Chewed Ear.
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