Toy Box: Oil

Slick oil. Hot skin. What more could anyone ask for? In Hoofers, by Kiernan Kelly, Dan Allen of Dancing Dan and his Magical Feet has just joined a new Vaudeville troupe. He's hoping for a good spot in the line-up, but he doesn't hold out much hope for it when he discovers that the famous Foster Elliot not only is working the same troupe as he is, but is in the deuce spot. What brought about Foster's drop from fame and could he and Dan have more in common than they realize? And what exactly is that little vial of oil Foster keeps with his make-up for anyway?In Heated, by Zoe Nichols, Nate likes a little pain with his pleasure and while his lover Sam doesn't enjoy that himself, he's more than happy to indulge Nate. When Sam brings home oil with some very interesting properties, Nate turns the tables on him with interesting results. And in Best Thing, by BA Tortuga, bullrider Sam is having a tough night, but not so tough that he doesn't want some consolation from his lover Beau. Can a bottle of baby oil make everything seem better?