America’s Next Top Stripper

by Matt Converse

Editions:Kindle: $ 3.99

Pages: 109

Who will claim the crown of America's Next Top Stripper? After retiring from the stage, ex-male stripper Matt lands an amazing opportunity to host the new show America's Next Top Stripper. Judging alongside a super model, an internationally famed stripper, and a drag queen, the panel more than has its work cut out for them when ten gorgeous, diverse, and sexy men show up at the show's mansion. Matt must resist a crush on the resident bad boy Ace to remain impartial as the head judge.

Through lust, greed, and camaraderie, these ten men must compete to be the best. Show after show, these men deliver sultry and sexy performances and one is eliminated each week. Finally arriving at the Top 5, things take a dark turn and secrets long buried surface.

In the world of America's Next Top Stripper, who will win and who will survive?

Published: January 21, 2021
Publisher: Encompass Ink
Editors:

Karmin Garrison

Cover Artists:

Rue Volley

Genres:

Contemporary, Dark Romance, Interracial, Mystery & Thriller, Suspense

Tags:

format - novella 15k-40K

Pairings: M-M
Heat Level: 3
Romantic Content: 4
Ending: Click here to reveal
Character Identities: Bisexual, Gay
Protagonist 1 Age: 36-45
Protagonist 2 Age: 18-25
Protagonist 3 Age: 26-35
Word Count: 30000
Setting: San Francisco
Languages Available: English

About the Author

Matt Converse of San Francisco is the bestselling author of the three book series Strip Shot, Behind the Velvet Curtain, and Obsexsion. He also has horror shocker Leather Head and his newest release, Window Watcher. He specializes in m/m erotic romance thrillers, horror, suspense, and mystery. He strives to bring diversity into the publishing world.

Like his idol Alfred Hitchcock, his books are sexy, smart and full of suspense but told in a style one reviewer called "a new kind of writing, like he was speaking just to me." One said of Leather Head, "the suspense tried to kill me." Another called it "The scariest book I have ever read."

A Matt Converse book is simply one you can not put down.

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