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Hank Brooks was born in Brooklyn,
NY and lived most of his adult life in and around the
New York City area.
He is very active in SAGE, a senior advocacy group for gay men and women.
He has three children and five grandsons. He is a retired CPA, and now
lives with his partner, Leo, in Coconut Creek,
Florida.
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 Impossible Love
by Hank Brooks
Price: $17.95
Paperback: 177 pages
ISBN: 978-1-935509-44-5
Jonathan Walters’ life was spent in a never ending nightmare. He had been
a gay man all his life, but he fought his yearnings by attempting to live in the
straight world as a straight man. He brought only grief to himself and his
wife.
But when he was mugged and robbed, he met the detective on the case, who changed
his life forever. Detective Mac taught him that where there is love,
nothing was impossible.
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 Fathers and Sons
by Hank Brooks
Price: $17.95
Paperback: 172 pages
ISBN: 978-1-935509-23-3
This novel was inspired by love, all kinds of love. Of course, first and
foremost is sensual love, the love that two lovers share and which they express
physically. Then there is the love between fathers and sons, which is not
usually expressed physically, but when it is, it can be a spiritual and
beautiful experience. Finally, there is the love between friends, who form
a band of brothers.
The story is about all these kind of loves, and about the bonding of fathers, sons
and lovers. It examines the love shared beyond blood lines and the forging
of a strong and loving gay family.
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 An Anthology of Erotica - Gay Love Stories
by Hank Brooks
Price: $17.95
Paperback: 179 pages
ISBN: 978-1-935509-24-0
These stories were written by a hopeless
romantic. I believe everyone should
be in love; young, old, and in between; men and women. Consequently, every story has a
Hollywood ending and all my live happily ever after.
Almost every love story in the book was influenced by a true incident I had heard
about. Of course, I took poetic
license. I had to imagine the
consequences of some of what I heard, and where the incident was true I tried to
make sure that the characters could not be identified. I fell in love with all these lovers,
and I hope you will enjoy reading their stories as much as I enjoyed writing
them.
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