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The Toy Boy — G.H. Bright
In the prime of youth when an older woman shows interest, Bobby Cooper thinks his dreams have all come true.
When that same woman shows him things he had only dreamed of, and some not even thought of, he begins to fall into mistaken love.
Bobby has it all, money to burn, a fast car, and he shares a bed with an older woman who knows what she wants.
Life, for Bobby, seems complete.
But things are never as they really seem, and for Bobby the whole world is all about to crash down around him.
Who is the mystery man watching Bobby?
Why must the estranged husband die?
What started out as lust and fun, for Bobby, turns into smitten love, and he plays right into Sondra's hands.
She needs Bobby to do her bidding and to become jealous.
To do for her what she cannot do alone. Kill her husband!
When a third person enters the bedroom Bobby is at first enraged, then delighted.
With two women to please and be pleased by, Bobby really goes to the edges of his own existence. Life becomes one long party, the weekends a full on assault of passion and sexual drive.
When Bobby finds that same third person murdered, his whole life comes apart.
How could he have done such a thing?
When that same woman shows him things he had only dreamed of, and some not even thought of, he begins to fall into mistaken love.
Bobby has it all, money to burn, a fast car, and he shares a bed with an older woman who knows what she wants.
Life, for Bobby, seems complete.
But things are never as they really seem, and for Bobby the whole world is all about to crash down around him.
Who is the mystery man watching Bobby?
Why must the estranged husband die?
What started out as lust and fun, for Bobby, turns into smitten love, and he plays right into Sondra's hands.
She needs Bobby to do her bidding and to become jealous.
To do for her what she cannot do alone. Kill her husband!
When a third person enters the bedroom Bobby is at first enraged, then delighted.
With two women to please and be pleased by, Bobby really goes to the edges of his own existence. Life becomes one long party, the weekends a full on assault of passion and sexual drive.
When Bobby finds that same third person murdered, his whole life comes apart.
How could he have done such a thing?
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