Jake Jaxson’s year-in-the-making erotic dream epic Answered Prayers continues with The Assumption Of The Lamb, the second part of a two-part story centered on a mysterious orphan boy known only as the Lamb. The last time we saw the Lamb, he’d just been expelled from a strict boarding school for attempting to escape after being bullied by his cruel classmates. His benevolent yet frustrated guardian, Moloch, consequentially transfers the Lamb to the care of his father, Seth, Son of Snakes, and a new chapter begins. Once under Seth’s guidance, the Lamb begins to excel. Like others before him, he realizes he’s being prepared for something much more. Yet the Lamb’s fate is not in Seth’s hands alone — a much larger battle is being fought by Moloch and his brother Jinks, a fight that will soon also consume the Lamb. Going from an orphan boy to a position of great power, the Lamb’s greatest fears still linger beneath the surface dictating his every move. This stud is balancing on a thread of chance, and before he knows it, his vulnerability is exploited by his old classmates creating an imbalance of power that gives the Lamb untold and unexpected strength. With Seth standing in his way, the Lamb is mad to seduce, manipulate, and transform himself into everything (or anyone) to overcome and hide his greatest weaknesses. Featuring career-making performances by Max Ryder, Max Carter, and the legendary Dean Monroe, with special appearances by Jake Bass, Duncan Black, Frankie Valentine, and Jasper Robinson, The Assumption Of The Lamb explores the responsibilities of power and the tremendous consequences of fear and their impact on self realized possibility.