Which are the best-selling gay erotic fiction stories?
Let's take a look at how reading can fuel your fap fantasies.
There’s not exactly a New York Times’ best-seller list for gay erotic fiction books, but we can get a sense of what’s selling well by looking at Amazon’s rankings in the gay erotic fiction category.
Here’s what’s currently in the Top 10 of best-sellers for gay erotic fiction:
1.Chokehold by Leigh Rivers
They’re supposed to be enemies. It takes one night with a masked man to change that all. They crave the next touch of the person they hate the most. Desperate for that next taste of the person they can’t stand. Waiting for that anonymous text message to accelerate their heartbeats. The thrill of the chase with the forbidden fruit is enough to blur the lines and the world around them. The first problem? They both have girlfriends. The worst problem? They’re stepbrothers.

2.Bruised by Ally Avery
Bruised is a best friend’s brother MM romance about a flustered goth boy who just wants to stay out of trouble and the tempting ex-con who keeps pulling him back in. It’s the first book in Wrecked & Wrong, a series of interconnected standalones set in Portland, Oregon.

3.The Mercenary and the Mortician by Alexandra St Pierre
The Mercenary and the Mortician is a dark paranormal MM romance. It is an interconnected standalone in the Silent Hollow Series. This is a dark romance and contains heavy and disturbing content.

4.My Captain by Sage Riven
He Calls Me Pup. I Call Him God.
Elias Mercer is twenty, reckless, and the newest rookie center for the Ravensburg Reapers. He runs his mouth like he’s untouchable—until the captain walks in.

5.On Thin Ice by Rebecca Norinne
I’ve spent fifteen years in the NHL hiding who I really am. One more season, and I can retire with my secret intact. Then Stryker Bell crashes into my life.

6.Christmas Mafia by K.A. Merican
All I want is to join my family for their annual Christmas hunt. But no, because that’s apparently only for married men. Like I need a ring on my finger to shoot a man in the back. Oh, yes, the tradition is hunting people. We keep some enemies alive and let them think they can escape. It’s just a bit of festive fun, really, so it infuriates me that I, their best hitman, can't take part. If my homophobic father thinks I’ll marry a woman to qualify, he’s delusional. This year, I’m coming home with a husband. And the perfect disaster of a man literally falls into my lap.

7.Want Me by Neve Wilder
Want Me is a steamy adult/college roommates-to-lovers gay awakening romance that unfolds across six episodes following Nate and Eric.

8.Possession by Rina Saint
At first, my handlers are happy. They think he makes it easier to manage me. Control the beast by controlling its possession. Beasts are simple like that. What they don’t realise is that he’s waking up the man I used to be—and that man is a hell of a lot more dangerous than the beast.

9.Confession by Rina Saint
I’ve been keeping secrets from my boss. I have to. Because how the hell do you tell a straight man that you’ve been in love with him for years?

10.Shared by the Swim Team by Lucas Blaze
If I were into dudes, I’d want them to bend me over the locker room bench one after the other, shoving their thick, dripping slabs of meat into my tight little hole. If I were into dudes, I said. Which I’m not.

Top 10 updated as at 25 December, 2025.
Gay erotica or M/M?
Most erotic fiction that’s published about man-on-man action is actually written by women for women – this genre is described as M/M or MM fiction.
If you’re looking for proper hard-core guy-on-guy action written by guys for guys, then you need to do the research to make sure that the erotic fiction you’re reading will properly fuel your fap fantasies.
I publish some pretty filthy stories here on G-TV, and I've also published some erotic fiction on Amazon that you can load up on your Kindle.



