Dorm Tales Series by Thomas Carver

Julian is the woke product of an enlightened home. Wade's a crude, loud football player bully. It's a mystery why the university would assign them to the same dorm room. But to Julian, there's a bigger mystery: figuring out what it is about the arrogant, cruel alpha jock that turns him on so much. At the same time, Wade is trying to figure out why he's getting so attached to this pathetic little twerp... moreJulian is the woke product of an enlightened home. Wade's a crude, loud football player bully. It's a mystery why the university would assign them to the same dorm room. But to Julian, there's a bigger mystery: figuring out what it is about the arrogant, cruel alpha jock that turns him on so much. At the same time, Wade is trying to figure out why he's getting so attached to this pathetic little twerp. Between football practice and classes, they find plenty of time for rough, verbal, passionate sex, for dominance, submission, and humiliation. But Wade only barely keeps his thirst for violence under control, and these new feelings are threatening to unleash all the pain of his past, and the monster he's afraid dwells inside of him. This is a stand-alone novel in the Dorm Tales series. less

Andy has high hopes. His freshman year of college is a chance to escape his small town, his religious family, and his old reputation as a nerd. Best of all, it's a chance to escape bullies like Bryce, who have ridiculed, humiliated, and tortured Andy for six years. And college might even be a chance to come out of the closet, maybe even find a boyfriend. Having to stay in a triple seems a small price to pay... moreAndy has high hopes. His freshman year of college is a chance to escape his small town, his religious family, and his old reputation as a nerd. Best of all, it's a chance to escape bullies like Bryce, who have ridiculed, humiliated, and tortured Andy for six years. And college might even be a chance to come out of the closet, maybe even find a boyfriend. Having to stay in a triple seems a small price to pay. His roommate Davey seems like a nice enough guy, and not too bad to look at, even if he is a motorcycle-riding bad boy. At least, he seems nice until they meet their third roommate: by a sick twist of fate, none other than Bryce, who's eager to pick up where he left off in tormenting Andy. The plaything of two live-in bullies, Andy despairs at first. But soon the teasing grows into something more, something that touches on some of his darkest and kinkiest desires. College, it turns out, is a tangled web of quiet corners and dark rooms, and secrets that roommates keep between themselves. And sometimes if you listen carefully, under the clashing music and noise, you can hear the jingle of handcuff chains and the slaps of belts on skin. This stand-alone novel is a part of the Dorm Tales series. less