Madrugada gathers nine of David May’s early stories, stories about a circle of friends exploring San Francisco’s infamous Folsom Street from the apex of its notoriety to the beginning of its decline as sexual haven for leather men.   While covering much of the terrain familiar to readers of SM erotica, these stores go further, exploring the implications of Male Leather’s Cultures codes and iconography.  Madrugada celebrates the power, pain and pleasure of men loving men, honoring our history of raw sexual energy.
     First published in 1997, Madrugada was called lyrical or evocative by some, it later became a part of the permanent library at the Leather Archives in Chicago.

Christopher Trevor has created the ultimate pair of school yard bullies. Cleeve and Otis take sexual torture and torment to new levels.

What do you get when you mix a match-making Jewish mother with her handsome son, who’s in a relationship with an African-American part-time drag artiste, and a masculine private investigator? – A recipe for fun, danger, mystery and sexual antics.   Michael Bloomberg and his lover, Selwyn, meet up with hunky Private Investigator, Rob Clayton and between them their lives intertwine through murder, mystery and sexually charged relationships. Thrown into the mix is Michael’s mother, Myra who has a penchant for pairing up her son’s friends with potential lovers.
The story revolves around the relationships between the main characters and how they deal with such issues as inter-racial love, perceived prejudices, relationships per se, and Myra’s persistent matchmaking skills in trying to find a lover for Rob, the P.I. The story climaxes in a murder which forces Rob and Selwyn to go off to Miami to investigate. It is during this time in Miami, that sex between them rears its head, and before they realise it, a twist happens in their investigations…

When sun-bleached blonde, 28-year-old Mike decides to take a trip to Europe, he has two things in mind – to have fun and possibly bring back a lover.
     This construction worker, with his good looks and muscular body, sets off alone to taste the delights of Europe’s big cities, but he is soon joined by his nineteen-year-old nephew, Barry. Having Barry around could cramp his style, so to speak, but this doesn’t deter Mike, whose hormones travel faster than he does, and whose looks and body become a magnet for attracting men. When Barry teams up with his uncle, things go slightly awry and through a mistaken identity, the young, lithe, Barry is kidnapped. With the help of a couple of men that Mike has ‘tempted’ on his travels through bars, clubs and saunas, he sets out to track down Barry and rescue him.
     Wet, Wild and Willing is no Cook’s guided tour of sedentary travel; it is a racy trip of passion, lust and unadulterated pleasure found only in the hotbeds of Europe. It is a journey of thrills, excitement, friendship and experiences that you the reader can only dream of.
     Oscar Wilde once wrote: “I can resist anything but temptation”. Can you? Read on and see if you can resist …