Raw Recruits - Patrick, John
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Upon its initial release, Raw Recruits, John Patrick's scathing edition of military porn was a publishing sensation-its only printing proving an instant sellout. Long-delayed for subsequent reprinting, STARbooks Press has finally realized John Patrick's wish that this steamy collection be made available to a broader audience. Fully updated and beautifully repackaged, this steamy edition adds an exciting new dimension to our publishing catalogue, and its re-release is perfectly timed with America's current wave of nationalism sparked by preoccupation with Operation Iraqi Freedom. Leave it to…mehr

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Upon its initial release, Raw Recruits, John Patrick's scathing edition of military porn was a publishing sensation-its only printing proving an instant sellout. Long-delayed for subsequent reprinting, STARbooks Press has finally realized John Patrick's wish that this steamy collection be made available to a broader audience. Fully updated and beautifully repackaged, this steamy edition adds an exciting new dimension to our publishing catalogue, and its re-release is perfectly timed with America's current wave of nationalism sparked by preoccupation with Operation Iraqi Freedom. Leave it to STARbooks Press to ensure that every aspect of U.S. military policy is covered (or uncovered, as it were)! Not only have all of the original stories been retained in Raw Recruits, (including John Patrick's insightful intro, "A Taste for Seafood", this stimulating update includes a new bonus book, "Busfuckingrides" by new STARbooks sensation, Mark Wildyr, and a new inclusion, "The Star Recruit", by longtime favorite, William Cozad. Still intact of course (and as erotically relevant as ever), is military pornmeister-unparalleled, Rick Jackson (USMC)'s bonus book of 17 tales, "Military Maneuvers-The Collected and Uncensored Sex Diaries of a Horny Dog", and Her Majesty's baddest-Brit seafarer, Ken Smith's, unrelentingly salacious novella, "Sailor Boy". Yeo, man-talk about "Union Jack"-off material! Trust us, military fervor has never felt quite as good as this!