Emily White: Nasty Neighbors. 3, Gebunden

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In these unflinching tales of masculine desire, Manuel García strips bare the illusions of romance and exposes the raw, unspoken force that pulses beneath male skin. Nasty Neighbors 3 is a collection of erotic short stories that dares to look where others turn away-from the silent gaze that lasts too long, to the hand that lingers on a shoulder in the dark. These are men with calloused hands and guarded hearts, men who don't speak their longing but show it in every taut muscle and sudden breath. When desire strikes, it's never soft-it hits like a fist to the gut.

In the title story, an impulsive weekend leaves a man staring into the wreckage of his marriage. What began as a shared adventure with the couple next door becomes a jagged awakening-sex without limits, roles reversed, pleasure twisted with power. And on Monday morning, Linda-his wife-refuses even a touch.

The light seeps through the blinds. Her body lies sprawled on the sheets, still glistening with the memory of Saturday's chaos. He presses himself against her, hungry for the familiar heat. But her sigh turns sharp. Her body stiffens. Her voice slices through the air: "Stop. You're becoming obsessive." In that moment, he realizes-he's not waking up beside his wife. He's waking up beside a stranger who knows his every secret, and holds it against him.

Nasty Neighbors 3 is not a collection about love. It's about the line between permission and transgression, about the scent of sweat on unfamiliar skin, about what men will do-and let be done-when the night is thick with hunger.

You may think you know your partner. You don't know what they become when the neighbors join in.