Synopses & Reviews
The year is 2523 and mankind has long ago conquered most disease, government corruption and hunger in the world. Man has now ventured out into space and settled on the Moon, Mars and Ganymede, a moon of Jupiter. Man has also reached some of the nearer stars. The one problem mankind has not conquered is the dilemma of sex and love. Especially same sex love and sex. Alex, as a man attracted sexually to other men, is protected under the 29th amendment to the US Constitution. However, he is still reluctant to declare his sexual status or preference. He attended the space academy on earth and joined the Space Corps. He takes his first assignment on a very large space ship making the milk run between the near planets and moons that are habitable close to the Earth. He wants to train to go to the stars now that mankind has a faster than light drive. These star drives actually allow travel in an alternate medium. The Universe is now potentially man's domain. However, on his way to the stars, Alex wrestles with the age old problems of an active sex life. He meets several interesting people and has an abundance of fun sexually. Alex is very content with his life. However, he finally he realizes something is missing in his life despite his very active sexual affairs. Alex, like everyone else, is looking for love. Only Alex does not know it. He has some good natural instincts, but he fights falling in love. This is Alex's story of his adventures in space and his sex escapades as he begins his journey into the rest of his life and into space. A journey into two arenas that are both about as big and both with unlimited potentials. They are not, however, without their own dilemmas. While the work is entirely fictional, the problems Alex faces are real. They are some of the same problems we all face today. The solutions he discovers may only work for Alex and not for you. It is hoped that his adventures will stimulate both your mind and your body while entertaining you.