Erotic Alphabet Books
A Is For Amour , B Is For Bondage , C Is For Co-Eds and D Is For Dress-Up kick off a new series from Alison Tyler and Cleis Press. From Amour to Zippers, this alphabetical extravaganza of erotic delights features 26 hot volumes of explicit, playful stories. Campus cuties suddenly away from home explore new sexual delights in this charming collection. With stories like “College Reunion” by Andrea Dale and “While She Was Dancing” by Thomas S. Roche, who’s got time to study?
A Is For Amour , B Is For Bondage , C Is For Co-Eds and D Is For Dress-Up kick off a new series from Alison Tyler and Cleis Press. From Amour to Zippers, this alphabetical extravaganza of erotic delights features 26 hot volumes of explicit, playful stories. The couples in these stories love to put on a costume and try out a new persona for some playful, amorous fun. Rachel Kramer Bussel shows what happens when a modern girl becomes “Dorothy for the Day,” while Bryn Haniver’s narrator makes short work of an old prom dress in “Rags to Riches.”
A Is For Amour , B Is For Bondage , C Is For Co-Eds and D Is For Dress-Up kick off a new series from Alison Tyler and Cleis Press. From Amour to Zipper s, this alphabetical extravaganza of erotic delights features 26 hot volumes of explicit, playful stories. A simple leather strap, a shiny pair of handcuffs, a delicate silk scarf, a lover who takes charge. Here Alison Tyler gathers playful fantasies of sexual control and erotic restraint. Featuring such popular erotica writers as Shanna Germain, Mathilde Madden, and Teresa Noelle Roberts, B Is For Bondage is luscious, naughty, and infinitely sexy.
A Is For Amour , B Is For Bondage , C Is For Co-Eds and D Is For Dress-Up kick off a new series from Alison Tyler and Cleis Press. From Amour to Zippers, this alphabetical extravaganza of erotic delights features 26 hot volumes of explicit, playful stories. A Is For Amour begins the series with arousing tales of desire from writers such as Saskia Walker and R. Gay. From Tsaurah Litzky’s “Sharing the Love,” about a risqué three-way between two partners and their long-time friend, to Le Petit Déjeuner by Jeremy Edwards, where love is blind enough to make Cleveland seem like Paris, these writers show why love makes the world go ’round.
“I don’t want nice and clean,” Alison Tyler writes, “I want hot and fast. Dark and dirty. I want hardcore.” These writers deliver with stories that locate that special intensity that elevates sex from ordinary to hardcore. In Radcylffe’s “Sweet No More” a young dyke visits a sex club for the first time hoping to finally live out her private fantasies, only to discover a playmate who offers possibilities she never imagined. And in Jean Roberta’s “In the Hold” what starts as a bit of frivolous role play for Amy and her married lover veers into dangerous territory when his wife arrives to claim what’s hers.
Exotic locations lend themselves to sexual exploration. Travelers are free from the mundane details of ordinary life, their senses filled with the sights, sounds, and aromas of faraway places. Here, Alison Tyler has collected twelve stories of lush, exotic sex. In “Spider” by Donna George Storey, an English teacher in Kyoto has always been afraid of spiders until she meets a man whose surprising ropework makes her feel securely wrapped in a web. In Shanna Germain’s “Native Tongue,” a translator in Costa Rica indulges in a wordless affair with an artist who shares no common language.
The feeling of being zipped up tight in a leather jacket, the flood of desire unleashed by the glimpse of perfectly shaped feet caressed by high heeled shoes. Here are twelve tantalizing stories that capture the erotic power of fetishes. In “Knuckling Under” a woman longs for the strong, thick fingers of her bike mechanic as she watches them glide over gears and spokes. And in “Fishnets” the narrator explains his particular fetish, “I can always tell when a woman really cares about her fishnets, when she’s the type who shakes them out before holding open the hole and sliding her foot into it, aware of every nuance of sensuality involved.”
Feeling lucky? Games of skill and games of chance are rife with sexual possibilities. The back-and-forth pull of competition, the clever feint that lets your opponent think he’s got the upper hand, the thrill of risking everything on a sudden, bold gambit, the visceral charge of raking in a pile of chips, and then, of course, there’s something to be said for cheating… From light-hearted party games to devilishly simple competitions, here are stories for readers who love to play.
Get wild, get hot, don't stop to think, and just embrace your inner kinky in these explicit tales of sex. A seductive Halloween party costume is mercilessly shredded by a young passionate couple in lust in their haste to have sex in "Wings and All" by Emerald. In "Sign Your Name" by Saskia Walker a man and woman re-write the rules on foreplay by giving new meaning to taking notes with this delicious ink-on-skin fantasy come to fruition.
This collection of stories is designed to shock and entice your morals in ways you wouldn't think possible. In "Death Rock" by Thomas Roche, a man plays dead to the delight of his wickedly twisted lover. In "The Secret To a Happy Marriage" by noted erotic author Rachel Kramer Bussel, a pretty and naive suburban housewife gets an earth shattering experience at a local neighborhood orgy. This collection is expertly crafted and guaranteed to offend and titillate your senses.
This collection of stories revels in the simple erotic joys to be found in the green-eyed monster known as jealousy. Gwen Master's "The Craziest Thing," finds a rock star's jealous girlfriend coming to terms with her man's over-eager nubile fans by having sex with him in front of them. In "Underpass" by Sommer Marsden, a man asks his wife to wear a revealing dress, then is overpowered by the unwanted sexual attention the outfit wins her. You never would have thought these types of charged jealousy were such a turn on.
Black as a starless night and smooth as pure silk, nothing entices eroticism like the look and feel of leather. Lisette Ashton exhults in the sultry, distinctive aroma of leather with a perfect description of the erotic aspects of sliding into her new leather jacket in "Truman Capote Was Wrong." In "Sunday Service", author Kate Pearce takes a love of leather and punishment even further in this homage to a black belt. These stories will fill your senses with all there is to enjoy in and out of leather.
'Make me' - with these two words the writers in this collection delve into the submissive underworld of master/slave sex play. Follow the adventures of those irresistible masters who control their partners with a glance, a tickling whip or a measured smack on the bottom.