New Erotica from the Old Days!

Rescued from oblivion, a novel of 1970

FAMILIA AFFAIR     by
Rod Palmer

This book was rescued from the old days of barely post-Stonewall
when some Vice Lords seemed to rule the City

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What the reviewers are saying:   Originally published in the 1970s under an alternate title, Rod Palmer's Familia Affair has been newly released as one of the first in a line of novels deemed "erotisex fantasy" by the publisher. Familia Affair's explosively sexual energy is set in an era that precedes the AIDS epidemic but follows Stonewall. Thus, a panorama of literary pornography is reborn.      Rick works as a copy runner for the New York Times. During one of his casual visits to a local bar, he encounters Marco. Marco is the epitome of the "Italian stallion"—bronzed skin, chiseled body, and an 11 inch cock. Rick instantly connects to Marco, who is the leader of a gay activist group. What Rick doesn't know, but soon comes to realize, is that Marco has an identical twin named Paulo, and that the two brothers are part of a Mafia-style family headed by their father. Rick finds himself attracted to the counterpart of Marco and, as he falls into the erotic lull of the brothers' lustful desires, he discovers a life of erotically charged fantasy mimicking that of a would-be gay Sopranos plot.      Incorporating theories of falling in love, light mob lifestyle and gay activism, Familia Affair is, ultimately, about sex. It boldly and explicitly portrays erotic scenes involving incest, threesomes, self-sucking and sadomasochism. The freely written, fierce sex scenes (presented on practically every other page) are enough to keep the reader's cock at its hardest. The notion of the twin characters, Marco and Paulo, may surely trigger the sexual fantasies of many readers.      If one is searching for a plot-oriented novel, Familia Affair is the last place to look. Instead, it is an immodest book of unabashed desire, down-and-dirty sex, and a fearless portrayal of lust before an era of worry. It is a fantasy that will grab hold of the reader and make them cum begging for more! -- Andrew Wolter, X-Factor (Phoenix)   ------------------------  Handjobs and pissplay, ass-rimming and monster cocks, toned muscles slick with sweat and hard thighs coated with cum, even the turn-ons of identical twin hunks and heavy Daddy-son incest: Familia Affair, set in a not-so-long-ago era when "Gay Pride" was more than a marketing slogan for vodka, is a hot read for most every taste. Palmer's one-handed erotic artifact also provides an amusing Sopranos-lite plot about mob families, gay activism, and falling deeply in love, threaded through page after page of sizzling raw sex - it's a fast and fun synthesis of accomplished anthropological porn and sweet, almost Puritan, romance. —Richard Labonte, Book Marks/Q Syndicate ------------------------- Gay New York was awakening in the 1970s and what a joy it would have been to awaken with two Marco/Paolo studs as happened to Rod Palmer's Rick in Familia Affair. Look, Ma, no hands! And no Viagra needed! — Bill Lee Author of the Rogues Fiction Series ------------------------------------------ Familia Affair by GLB Publishers is the tale of Rick, a gay youngman who meets the twin sons of a noted Mafioso. The brothers are handsome, sexy and trying to leave the family business. They need Rick's help in thwarting the plans of a well-endowed police informer who has a unique approach to encouraging Rick to betray bedroom secrets. --- Ralph Higgins, Wayves (Nova Scotia) Download to your computer: $8.00 per format          (Acrobat)(Text)(Rocket)(Rich Text)(Internet)(Word)(WordPerfect) Order:           $1.00 Paperback  5 1/2"  x  8 1/2" 186 pages USA Canada Overseas $14.95   Plus Shipping and Handling [ First Chapter Preview ] [ Author Directory ]