Chuck's Living Object Tinglers: Volume 17

Chuck Tingle presents Volume Seventeen of his Living Object Tinglers series, a collection of three distinct tales involving romantic encounters with inanimate objects. The author is known for creating tinglers, which are described as sensual and erotic stories that challenge conventional erotic romance literature. This anthology gathers narratives where the protagonists find passion with vehicles and clothing rather than human partners. The first story follows Alex, who travels from New York to Los Angeles on a red-eye flight. He discovers the aircraft operates as a blackjack card counter and meets it at a Beverly Hills mansion. The narrative shifts to Jeff, an author suffering from writer’s block after his motorcycle novel. He rides a train named Dylan across America, leading to a romantic encounter in Chicago and an abandoned train yard. The final tale features Kent, who struggles to find a suitable partner in the gay dating scene. He seeks someone rugged yet sophisticated, eventually finding connection with a color-changing dress. This book suits readers interested in niche erotic fiction and anthropomorphic romance. It draws on the tradition of tingler stories, blending supernatural elements with explicit gay lust. The collection is organized as an anthology of three separate narratives. Readers who prefer traditional human-centric romance may find the subject matter unconventional. The text remains focused on the specific interactions between the characters and their object partners.