After School Activities

By Dirk Hunter

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Release Date Mar 11, 2015
Type Novels
Pages 200
ISBN-13 978-1-63216-542-8
SKU 6145
File Formats epub, pdf

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By Dirk Hunter

Two guys insist on complicating Dylan O’Connor’s life: one, his bully, and the other, his best friend.

It started out simple enough. Step one, outsmart Adam with wit and flair, goad him into doing something stupid, and land him in detention. Step two, play video games with Kai all night and laugh about it. Go to bed. Repeat tomorrow. Only, Adam and Kai are about to change the rules on him.

First, Adam's bullying turns suddenly violent, leaving Dylan to wonder if his bully really needs a friend. Then, Kai makes an unexpected move Dylan has only imagined in his most secret fantasies. Only he'd never dreamed it might come at a price.

While Adam opens up, coming closer to revealing a secret he’s kept his entire life, Kai pulls away—even as they get closer than ever.

With everything he thought he understood turned upside down, Dylan must decide what he really wants from the men in his life—before inaction loses him the very relationships he's always relied on.

No pressure, Dylan. You got this. It's just love. How hard could it be?

Cover Artist: Paul Richmond

Genres Contemporary Romance / Erotic Romance / Gay / New Adult

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- Review of After School Activities
- By Michael Murphy
  on Apr 15, 2015 10:04
- What a truly delightful read. I thoroughly enjoyed this book and look forward to reading more from this author. His characters were rich with layers of sometimes surprising complexity. Dylan was tough and a survivor. His parents made me laugh many times. If only all parents could be that supportive. Adam was perhaps the most complex character of all. Every time I thought I had him pegged as one thing he'd surprise me with something different. The number one thing Adam exuded to me was fear. Fear of the unknown, fear of change, fear of ostracism, fear of the people who were supposed to be his number one source of comfort and safety. Even though sometimes I wanted to smack the back of his head and say, \"You idiot!\" I still adored Adam and liked the development of him as a person throughout this book. Dylan's backup crew was an intriguing mix of characters. Kai and Mel were both interesting people. Kai surprised me numerous times. Mel was the supportive friend everyone needs. All in all, a great read, rich characters, and one I would definitely recommend.
- Review of After School Activities
- By Liliana Li
  on Mar 28, 2015 02:03
- I have to ask- why aren't more people reading this book???? This was such a fun & sexy read! Here we have two young men who have been enemies since elementary school. Adam, the jock, loves to torture Dylan. Dylan, the only gay boy in school (so he thinks), looks forward to his daily verbal sparring with his enemy Adam.
  Despite dealing with some heavy topics, this book felt light and made chuckle several times.
  I loved:
  *Dylan
  *Adam
  *Dylan & Adam, lol They were so cute!
  *The secondary group of characters. Kai and Mel cracked me up, as well as Dylan's parents.
  *This was a feel good story with a sprinkle of angst.
  There wasn't anything I would change about this story. I loved it all. This one is definitely going in my re-read pile! 5 Stars!

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