Dylan Herring

Two stepbrothers, played by Adam Ramzi and newcomer Jake Nicola, take their young sexy step-nephews out for a weekend away in the big city. Sexual tension grows heavy and after a sweaty session between the two stepbrothers and some sweet sexy play by the two step-cousins, the action really heats up when Uncle Bobby and Uncle Jake find out just how wild Avery really is.

Elder Herring is eager to learn, but President Lee believes the path to true knowledge is best traveled with a constant bombardment of information. While it proves to be effective, this philosophy leads Elder Herring to overload and collapse. It is at this time that President Lee sees an opportunity. While waiting to meet the President of the mission, Elder Dean decides that this is the perfect time and place to seduce the young Herring as the thought of possibly getting caught is too exciting to pass up. When Bishop Davies learns that Herring has violated the rules, there is anger, but even more so, there is an excitement that he will be able to punish Herring in any way he sees fit. When Elder Herring learns that he has been selected to join the order, he's shocked. The only thing standing in his way to his goal is the ever so personal and probing interview with the intimidating President Oaks.

Elder Dean knows that he's destined to join the ranks of the high priesthood, but he's also crafty enough to know the best path to that goal is to play the roles of an innocent, sweet-faced boy. President Lee knows firsthand just how to melt a girl's heart to get what he may want and he sees the same talents in elder Dean, so he's eager to see how the man will react to his charms. President Oaks knows Dean's type; successful at school and pretty much has his way with girls, but he also recognizes Dean's attraction to men is an attraction Dean is finding harder and harder to deny Elders Dean and Herring have a special bond cemented with physical attraction and intimacy that several of the other boys have brought to the attention of Bishop Davies. The Bishop knows that confronting the boys is a tricky process. He doesn't want to crush their natural feelings as much as bringing them to the ultimate fruition.