Scent of Thunder
Thomas Carver
For one thing, Cody's straight, but some guys kind of smell – good? Cody can't pinpoint what it is, but he finds their scent powerful and attractive. His doctor calls it a pheromone, and says that the lightning has given Cody a gift: the ability to detect the chemical signals of confidence and arousal, at least in some men. He's not gay, but he's growing more and more interested in his friend Evan, in the tatted-up and slovenly punk roommate Drew, and even the other athletes on the team. He wants to be near them, to smell them – and even taste their sweat.
But he's got to put all that out of his mind. He has classes to pass, and more importantly, a rival from a nearby university to pin. He doesn't have room for distraction, even if the smell and taste of these other men promise him a pleasure he's never known before. . . .
A pleasure no one has ever known before. So maybe it's worth trying it, just as an experiment.
After all, fooling around with a guy just once, that's something people do in college all the time. Just a one time thing. Just to see what it's like.
Just to see how it tastes.
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