Teach A Bro Straight

A Doghouse Bros Novelette

By: Victoria Light

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Three years ago, while studying abroad I met a man who would change my life forever. In just one single night together, Ashby had satisfied me in ways I’d never experienced before, not with a single one of my ex-girlfriends. I wasn’t gay, though. I could never look at another man the way I looked at Ashby—and believe me, I tried.

Now, going into my junior year at Dogson University I’m fresh out of another failed relationship, and that encounter with Ashby still burns in my mind like it happened yesterday. I believed I would never meet my unicorn again—until the first day of class.

It’s him, Ashby Wallace. Correction: Professor Ashby Wallace. At first, it’s not clear if he even recognizes my face, but when he tells me to meet him in his office, I know I’m really in the doghouse. Ashby knows how to push all of the right buttons. His charm and stunning good looks could disarm anyone—hell, they managed to enrapture this straight bro. But will we be able to keep our taboo reunion a secret?


Teach a Bro Straight is a standalone novelette in the Doghouse Bros series set at Dogson University, the college where even the straightest dude can find himself craving a fellow bro. Fans of gay-for-you, teacher/student romance will eat this one up. WARNING! This book has high levels of heat that will definitely blow your undies off.

An injustice to have had it read by a computer

Why are soo many good books read by a computer it take the sex right out of the book.

Good writing, and didn’t notice the vertical voice

Very Good writing. I enjoyed this story and I didn’t notice the vertical voice. Bravo

The love in the heart and story

The most important part of the story was the love and commitment between the 2 men and the love that they had for each other

Hottest Story Ever

I loved the way things work to bring them back together after years, to build an amazing union. Bringing life and purpose to this young mans life and rekindling his spirit to try new things and grow ...

Plot twists

Story line changes. The characters were not predictable. Character development was imaginative and also well planned.