Sexy Strangers
Erotic Stories
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- USD 17.99
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- USD 17.99
Descripción editorial
Explore the allure of sex with a stranger with this erotic short story collection. . .
Have you ever looked across a crowded room, locked eyes with someone you don’t know, and immediately undressed them in your mind? Sexy Strangers is the book for you! These 19 erotic stories have bottled that dazzling, frenetic energy and undeniable chemistry associated with an instant lust connection. The characters you will meet don’t need to know each other’s names to know desire is demanding; their needs won’t be slaked until they’re pressed up against the person who whips them into a frenzy. From mysterious neighbors and bar guests to unbeknownst competitors, these strangers instantaneously give in to their passion, strip down, and bare all. Whether it's at the roller rink, the beach, a sex club or the library, these lustful leads can be found getting it on anywhere, anytime.
Edited by the award-winning Rachel Kramer Bussel, with stories by Suleikha Snyder, Kate Sloan, Dr. J., Oleander Plume and more, these sizzling encounters are hot, dirty, and sure to get you off!
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Bussel (editor of Crowded House) shows off her prowess as an anthologist, bringing together 20 tales of sizzling encounters between strangers from a wide range of erotica subgenres. In her introduction, Bussel lays out her intention to explore "that balancing act of trusting someone new to learn how to read body's roadmaps, of going with the unexpected without knowing what will happen beyond the immediate moment, that drives the erotic tension in these stories," and the result steams up the pages. In Lynx Canon's "The Boy Toy," a recently single woman looks to buy her first-ever sex toy—and gets some hands-on help from the salesclerk. Kate Sloan's "Hot Neighbor Guy" introduces a bisexual woman with a raging crush on her sexy neighbor. The grieving, widowed owner of a BDSM club finds the courage to reenter the dating game in Jordan Monroe's "Parc-Aux-Cerfs," while Lin Devon's "Take Tuesday" features a man who uses literature as seduction. With something for every erotica fan, this brings the heat.