Unmasking the Master: Book Three in the Ring of Sodom Trilogy

Gomorrah is unique as a country, in that all the inhabitants are homosexual. And after centuries of selective breeding, promoting very desirable traits, most of the inhabitants are incredibly fine physical specimens. Not only do they look great, but the men have unusually high sex-drives, which their culture encourages to be fully expressed.
Not surprisingly, Hunter Conway very much enjoyed his first three days in the country, with one man in particular making a big impression. And the man continues to impress in true Gomorrahen style, but has to back off for a while. In the final part of the Ring of Sodom trilogy, Hunter must confront a masked man known as the master, who has a hidden lair and an extensive harem of foreign slaves. It’s quite a show the master puts on for his hunky young guest, and Hunter takes full advantage. But it’s more than the master he has to deal with. Hunter must come to terms with himself, and this is the opportunity to do so.