Crowded House
Threesome and Group Sex Erotica
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3.0 • 2 Ratings
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- $17.99
Publisher Description
The more, the merrier! In Crowded House: Threesome and Group Sex Erotica you'll discover the excitement and thrills of multiple lovers connecting in the most intimate and naked of ways. From group encounters and throuples to sex games, swingers retreats, sex parties, alien sex and more, these triad and group sex stories are sure to turn you on with their heat and creativity. Learn "How to Seduce a Mermaid," discover the hottest way to use "PTO," and go behind the scenes of a very steamy cooking reality show. In these stories, sexual fantasies are fulfilled, exes are reunited, with a twist, and sexual fetishes are explored to the max.
Edited by the award-winning Rachel Kramer Bussel, with stories by Lucy Eden, Katrina Jackson, Angora Shade, and more, these sizzling erotic adult stories show that three (or four or more) is the perfect bedroom crowd.
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Bussell (the Best Women's Erotica series, ed.) presents 18 delightfully enthusiastic erotic shorts centered on multipartner encounters that exude a dual sense of sexual adventure and careful, loving exploration. Several, like Nikki Ali's "Forget About Me" and Anuja Varghese and C.E. McLean's "The Possibilities of Paradise," explore first-time group encounters between established friends and lovers. Most of Bussell's choices wisely lean away from gimmicky hooks, but Sienna Crane's goofy exception, "Dishing It Out," set on a reality-TV cooking show, delights. While C.C. Bridges's playful "How to Seduce a Mermaid" and Lin Devon's extraterrestrial "Call Across the Stars" offer some truly fantastical fantasies, the best stories here, like Katrina Jackson's lesbian submission story "PTO," keep the focus on simple, hot human connection. Jerica Taylor's "Movie Night," a friendly all-male sexual escapade narrated by a trans man protagonist, is hot and heartfelt without being fetishizing, while Michelle Cristiani's graceful "Able Bodies" takes on redefining norms of sensuality in the context of disability. Gentle BDSM dynamics appear in Lilith Young's spanking-focused "Tell Them Thank You" and Misty Stewart's pleasingly objectifying "Snip, Snip." These exuberant, upbeat fantasies of an abundance of easy touch are sure to satisfy.
