Pleasing the Moon God

In Ancient Sumer, a handsome warrior is chosen for the fertility rite of the Moon God. Before the ceremony he is "purified" with the help of a beautiful young priestess who steals his heart. But the continued fertility of the soil and of the people of Sumer depend on his successful coupling with the high priestess, so the warrior fulfills his obligations with devotion. The story is based on archeological references to the ancient kingdom of Sumer, its ongoing battles with neighboring Akkadia, and rituals of the Sumerian Moon God, Nanna Syn. (Contains adult material.)

"In unison the priestesses began stroking Akalam’s limbs. Eight hands swarmed over him, their feather-light touch heating the surface of his skin until it felt like it was burning with sexual energy. Their fingers worked ever closer to his manhood. Round, firm breasts grazed his chest as they worked, preparing him for Natuma. He was already fully hard when the first fingers stroked his manhood. In turn each priestess wrapped a warm hand around him while others stroked his tight scrotum. Akalam writhed, involuntarily flexing his hips and pulling against his bonds. He let a moan escape. His body was on fire and he had not yet even seen the high priestess."