The book's title is "Cruising: Gay Erotic Stories" and it's edited by Shane Allison. The collection is published by Cleis Press.

The back of the book reads:
Homemade glory holes in a stall wall, steamy shower trysts, truck stop rendezvous...According to Gaybie award-winning editor Shane Allison, "There's nothing that gets the adrenaline flowing and the muscle throbbing like public sex."

Two bears get it on in the cab of an 18-wheeler in Jeff Mann's "Keeper" and more than minds get blown in "One Hot Baby" by Daniel Curzon. A fierce black queen enjoys some of "New York's Phynest" in an encounter with a hot cop in Donald Peebles Jr.'s surprise-filled story, while the corn-fed rascal in Rob Rosen's "Small-Town Blues" gets horny in the sticks. Filled with kink, exotic locations, wild scenarios and plenty of sexual intensity, Cruising moves at high speed.

With contributed stories by Aaron Travis, Bob Vickery, Jeff Mann, Jonathan Asche, Rob Rosen, Mark Wildyr, Shaun Levin, Donald Peebles Jr., Gerard Wozek, Bearmuffin, Bob Masters, Chuck Willman, Daniel Curzon, Jeremy Andrews Windsor, Ryan Field, Gregory L. Norris, and Shane Allison.

The opening story "School Queer" is about a gay male at a Baptist summer camp who enjoys fooling around with the macho closeted peers who mock him during the day. Most of the other stories like "Muscle Arcade" and "Small Town Blues" are themed around public restroom hookups, sex in adult bookstores, and truck stops.

This is a good description of the collection. I enjoyed it because the characters seem like real people and not like a typical porn model. There's also more to the stories than just sex, and they're well written chapters. It should be noted that this book is strictly anonymous/public sex between gay men, so if you're not into that or offended by the notion, you might want to skip this. However, if male on male does it for you, you should grab this up.

The book does have a shirtless man on the cover and says "Gay Erotic Stories" so it's pretty obvious that it's not a kid-friendly read. Keep this one tucked away in your sock drawer if you need to hide such things.