Completely Trusted---Gordon is a chauffeur for a rich and powerful man, who lets him sit in on financial meetings and trusts him completely. So the young stockbroker who's noticed this sets out to pump Gordon for all the information he can wring out of the naive young stud...only he doesn't understand the reason the big boss trusts this guy to begin with!

Back of the Van--Our hero has just started a new job, which involves him staying all work-week long at an isolated location, and he has climbed into the van to take him there, to find himself with no place to sit. Just the floor to lie down on. And when another guy gets in, our hero wonders where he'll ride. Turns out, it's on top of our hero, and that's only the beginning of a ride he'll not soon forget!

Sweat--The moving man next door was a walking sweat factory, big, brawny and oozing male aroma from every pore in bright liquid orbs of sweat. Our hero couldn't resist calling the man in for a closer inspection and it all ends in an orgy of tongue-lapping deliciousness.

A Dying Request--Cyril is a volunteer at County General Hospital, and his job is to visit the rooms and pass out books. But in one room he finds a young man who is basically waiting to die...but this man has a dying request to make of our hero, something he always wanted to do before he died.

Checking out the Bagger--Our hero was the only openly gay man in a small town and had to content himself with exchanging sexual innuendos at the local grocery store. But when the new bagger starts work, our hero finds himself being help with more than his grocery sacks.

Franklin’s General Store--Joe couldn't wait to get out of Tompkinville; he and Ben were going to travel all summer. But then Ben takes over the family store for the summer and Joe has to change his plans. Fortunately, the new situation has some undoubted advantages to it....

A Catered Affair--Another yearly fundraising event for charity was done, and our hero was resting, left alone with a single cater-waiter to serve him at the end of the evening. But in terms of service from this stud, our hero's night was just getting interesting!

Grand Opening--Gerry's lover Ronald had gotten a job in a new bookstore, and this adventurous stud wanted Gerry to make it with him in the unopened store. Problem was, with that picture window in front, what if someone was to look inside and see them?

The Secret Santa Gift--It's the office Christmas party and our hero has the perfect "Secret Santa" gift for the name he's drawn, Seth, the cute blond guy from Advertising. Seth had been overheard discussing the gift he really wanted for Christmas and our hero had it in his pants and was ready to give it to Seth with a venegeance.

Splattered!--While walking to work under a building being painted, our hero gets splattered with paint. He goes back to complain to the boss, and while waiting for them to clean his clothes, he gets a whole new appreciation of what it means to get splattered.

In the Service of My Country--He's the campaign aide for a presidential candidate who has a normal but potentially disastrous issue...he wants to get laid. Our hero suggests a few options; the candidate can date and marry a woman quickly, our hero knows an elderly woman volunteer who could be trusted...or there's always himself!

After All These Years--The mechanic who came to pick up his car for repair was the same high-school popular guy who had tormented lowly him in school. Only now their roles were reversed, what was he to do after all these years--what is the right revenge to dish up a dozen years later...if any?

Family Fortunes--Gary is traveling around the country on a wanderjahr after finishing high school, but his travels have a purpose, he is checking on all the members of his greatly extended family and the business they share. And when he finds Eric and Sally's marriage is on the rocks, the family fortunes require him to intervene somehow or other, like finding out why Eric is so unhappy and what he can do about it.

Drunk at the Inferno--Marvin's friend Ted drags him to Serena's Inferno, a theme bar featuring decor right out of Hell, including "the fiery pit" where anyone who gets drunk is dumped inside to sleep it off. Marvin and Ted end up there, surrounded by lots of hot, helplessly drunk, straight men and to Marvin's shock, Ted helps himself to the warm bodies around him.

Captain Cosmo Sucks!--Captain Cosmo, the host of the popular children's show, had a colorful costume and some incredible abilities when fighting the villains on his show. And when George from the home office comes by to either reinvigorate or cancel his show, Captain Cosmo demonstrates a special talent of another kind, one not fit for the kiddies!

Corporate Acquisitions--Corbin Escaleno went to the restaurant just to talk about a corporate job offer, but he found the fringe benefits offered by this competing firm to be out of this world!

A Craving for Slim Jims--No matter how "high society" Dennis had climbed as a corporate lawyer, he couldn't shake off things from his blue-collar origins, such as a desire for those long sticks of meat, Slim Jims. But when his so-proper wife leaves him for the weekend, our hero returns to his low-income hometown and finds some old friends there who remember him very well indeed and help him with another craving he'd been having!

Rained out--On a rainy day, Cedric is stuck indoors alone with his mother's boyfriend, and a desire that can no longer be denied.

Stiff Upper Lip--It's a clash of cultures when a British high tea is interrupted by two Cockney hooligans. Does being forcibly fucked by someone constitute a proper introduction? Bit of a sticky wicket, eh what? Humorous sex that picks on the British.

Stone Cold Sober--Our hero has set out to fight his addiction to alcohol, which isn't easy when his buddy offering him a ride home takes them to the local bar instead. Our hero is waiting outside for his friend to come back when a stud walks up and gets friendly. Way too friendly, and our hero is in for the ride of his life which ends with a brand new addiction.

Hard Copy--The copy store was open 24 hours a day, which meant our hero was stuck there all night long making copies, just him and an upbeat co-worker who felt that one should look on the bright side of their job...like the privacy they had in the wee morning hours to make some special copies of their own.

Business Assistant--Joseph was Mr. Graham's business assistant, hired to help out the important man and incidentally learn the business for himself. But when they go to evaluate a mountain resort hotel, Joseph sees an opportunity both for business, and for himself!

Behind the Puppets--He had a job as an actor on the "Golden Realms" puppet show for children, talking and interacting with the magical creations of his boss, Stan Rheingold, master puppeteer. One night, he wakes up to find that the puppets have come to pay a special visit to him and what they have in mind isn't for the kiddies!

Hey, Dave!--He's having a drink at a hotel bar when he hears "Hey, Dave!" and finds himself with two guys who want to hash over old times. There's just one problem with that...he's not Dave!

The Man Sandwich--College-boy William gets a summer-break job as a cashier in a sandwich shop. The two guys who run the place are out to show William everything about making sandwiches, and then after work, they turn William into the meat in the middle of their own sandwich of love.

Fratrow’s Pizza--Jake had gotten a job while in college at the pizzeria that served Fraternity Row. He learns on his first night that after ten o'clock, Fratrow's Pizza offered a special to bring in customers, and the special was...the pizza boys!

Midnight Visitor--Blinded temporarily by a construction accident, our hero is living in eternal midnight. Alone in this darkness, he hears a sound. Is he alone or not? And if someone else is in the room with him, what is it that they want from him? He lies in mystery until he feels the first touch on his body from out of the darkness....

A Failure to Communicate--Tall Tony was the muscle for Big Jacob, and like a good henchman, fulfilled every order of the boss to the letter! So when he is told to deal with a small-time bookie who is shorting his receipts to Big Jacob, he takes his boss' words to heart with unexpected results. As the title says, what we have here is a failure to communicate!

A Visit from Tory--Dwayne gets a visit late at night from his friend Tory, who's drunk as usual, come over to complain about his wife. But while Tory complains, lots of other stuff happens and Dwayne enjoys every moment. Sometimes a buddy just needs to blow off steam, you know?

All Is Well--Brian is the night-watchman for his town, and he makes his rounds in the darkness of the streets. A lonely life for a sociable Irishman, but one night finds him meeting a young man who has long adored him from afar and his nightly round is much more entertaining than usual!