Anthologies

Four erotic tales featuring folkoric settings of India, Japan, Korea, and a fantastic orient that never was. Circlet's newest eBook anthology features supernatural elements and steamy chance meetings set against a rich backdrop of faraway places. Like all Circlet books, LIKE A MYTH is both sex-positive and explicit, celebrating the erotic imagination and "erotic fantasy" in all senses of the term. [Warning: Explicit sexual content.] Includes: Tara is Compassion; Tara is Play by Teresa Noelle Roberts //Mud Licker by Elizabeth Black // One Thousand by Andrea Dale // The Sultan's Savage by Argus Marks

Ultimate Curves is packed with full-figure fiction that celebrates gorgeous, sexy, curvy women. Stories include a Rubenesque life model who discovers her artist prefers skin to canvas, a cake baker who get two very special deliveries, a university administrator who finds satisfaction in her secluded office and a lady who enjoys a sappic shower session in the gym.

A collection of five erotic stories featuring full-figured fabulousness! Chocolate Lover by Victoria Blisse When it's a young lady's birthday a husband usually brings her some flowers and some dainty little treats. But there's really only one way to satisfy a full bodied woman who's not only a chocoholic but who is also a hungry cockoholic, and that is with a perfect replica made from the finest Belgian sweet. Meeting My Husband Again by Deva Shore Home is the sailor, and for Melissa the two year absence of her husband John has led to her coming to terms with her own feelings about her body. No longer supermodel thin after the birth of their first child, she finds she has no desire to go back to her Size 8 self. Her only worry is how John will react to her new-found bountiful body. Fashionably Late by Heidi Champa It's party time, and hosts Sarah and James are getting ready to meet and greet their guests. But Sarah's failing self confidence is causing her no end of problems, and some serious doubts as to what to wear. Thankfully James knows just the right course of therapy to cure her of her self doubt A Lucky Man by Lucy Felthouse It's an awful lot like Christmas, isn't it? That's usually the time when you just cannot decide whether you'd really prefer a leg, or a nice mouthful of breast. And even admiring a round and firm parson's nose only distracts you all the more, making it difficult for you to try and explain why you feel so bad about having to choose just the one to enjoy. The Beautiful Move in Curves by Elizabeth Black There is only one thing more exciting than convention sex, and that is getting some before you set off to the convention itself. Olivia is off to a weekend Science Fiction convention to meet Jeremy for the first time in the flesh. She sent him a photo beforehand, but she's still worried he won't find her more fuller figure attractive in real life. Thankfully Kevin is on hand to reassure her, and to get her motor humming before she's even made it to the registration desk! These stories have also been published in Ultimate Curves ISBN 9781906373788

In these four stories, women explore the uncharted trails of human desire as they rocket through space and transcend time and place. They inspire fear and hope in the face of danger and uncertainty, and the thrills of satiating a hunger for intimacy in a strange new world. Women on the Edge of Space features stories by Elizabeth Black, Shanna Germain, Kaysee Renee Robichaud, and Laurel Waterford. Space is a place that is full of mystery. Traveling through outer space is a journey unlike any other, letting go of the usual sense of place and time and opening up to new possibilities. Just as one may never find the edge of the universe, one can never truly know why she falls in love with certain people; she can only embrace her feelings, or deny them. To map out the course of a human’s sexuality, as making a complete chart of the universe, is futile, for like space, the capacity for love and desire is infinite. Space is also a place of escape, where one can let go of all her earthly worries and inhibitions and just drift away, allowing the forces of a more mysterious nature overcome. The space opera combines the improbability of science fiction and the impossibility of fantasy, and when the erotic is added to the mix, our desires can find a place even within the farthest reaches of nothingness. Outside of the earthly limitations of prejudice and discrimination, women can claim space for their own, living how they want and loving whomever they choose, exploring their sexuality in ways they never thought possible.

The stories in Best Lesbian Romance 2015 will have readers falling in love with love all over again. A celebration of the swooning sensation of a first crush, the dizzying feel of a first touch and the raw electric elation of sexual passion are all captured here. Radclyffe, the highly lauded romance novelist and master editor always covers the full range of lesbian love- a real spectrum of experience with plenty of room for passion and possibility, as praised by The Advocate, "Every story the human heart can tell."

What would you give -- or give up -- to fulfill your most cherished sex fantasy? In this Cleis Press collection, erotica editor Rachel Kramer Bussel brings us femme fatales and shy women, women on a mission and women opening up to new worlds of discovery: women who know what they want and are not afraid to beg for it! Let yourself go with these 21 tantalizing tales of tortuous longing and release.Table of contents:Introduction: Beggars and Choosers  Rachel Kramer Bussel Symphony  Dena Hankins Tabitha the Cat  Lauren Marie Fleming Leo Rising  Suleikha Snyder Orcas  Regina Kammer Morning's Come  Sommer Marsden Babes Elizabeth Black Entreé Nous  Darsie Hemingway Dollymop  Malin James Best Laid Plans  Oleander Plume Lipstick  M. Birds Rediscovery  Hedonist Six A Proven Therapeutic Fact  D. L. King Caught  Rei Pardieu Jane's Fantasy, Your Fantasy  Annabeth Leong Self-Denial  Tilly Hunter Ruthless  Claire de Winter Sucker  Rachel Kramer Bussel Apple Thighs  Jade A. Waters Little Girl Blue Laila Blake Do Robots Breathe?  Tamsin Flowers

Fourteen horror authors were asked to dig deep within themselves and bring forth the story that best represents their dark art. Dive in and find what lurks in the murky depths of a writer's mind.. With foreword by the Master of Horror, Ramsey Campbell Edited by Lydia Prime Featuring stories from: Elizabeth Black R.L. Burwick Nicholas Catron Josh Darling Jill Girardi Mark Allan Gunnells Marie Lanza Bobby Lee Joshua Marsella Catherine McCarthy Lydia Prime Alexander Shedd Brandon Scott Sonora Taylor