Goldie's Locks and the Three Men (An Erotic Fairy Tale Fantasy for Women‪)‬

From bestselling author Liz Adams comes this modern erotic retelling of the fairy tale Goldilocks.

What if the only way to find the right man was to instead find the right men? As a thief, Goldie is always on the run so she can never settle down with one lover. But when she tackles one final job, could the three bearish men inside the mansion she's staking out promise her more than she could ever dream possible? Goldie's Locks and the Three Men, a modern erotic fairy tale fantasy for women. Her locks and her men, she sure knows how to pick 'em.

WARNING: In this modern erotic fairy tale, Goldie is a thief that has a way of unlocking men’s hearts and stealing their money and clothes. In her search to find rich men to swindle, she instead finds a heart-pumping, thigh-squeezing fantasy for women like herself, including: solo M, M/F, F/F, light B&D, and lots of bare-chested men to enjoy. For 18 years and older.

“I am pretty sure, but I think I stopped breathing for a little while as I read the break-in part and the fun scenarios that ensued. Liz Adams can create some hot scenes in the kitchen! I will never look at a spatula quite the same way again! *fans face* This read was a HEA with a surprising twist. You may think you know just how each of these three bears is going to react to Goldie sleeping in their beds, but just wait. You won’t see this one coming.” – Erzabet Bishop, author of The Erotic Pagans Series – Beltane Fires

“Scarlett O'Hara. Lolita. Holly Golightly. Some characters jump off the page and stay with us – forever. Goldie, the eponymous heroine of Liz Adams’s palimpsest Goldie’s Locks & The Three Men, belongs in this small elite group. We first meet her in what at first seems like a fairy tale. Her blonde ponytail bobs behind her as her cherry-red heels clip clop along in what might be a forest glade until, with some surprise, we find her on the sidewalk in Las Vegas about to enter a casino. Goldie is not what Goldie seems. She is a thief. A pro. The real deal.” – Chloe Thurlow, author of Girl Trade and expert of The Fifty Shades of Grey Phenomena

“Now, I’m not normally one to tackle erotic versions of stories I read growing up. I tend to stick to paranormal/fantasy, so this was a little trip outside my comfort zone. A trip that was unexpectedly delightful. With my baby brain lately, I’ve found it hard to concentrate on anything for too long, so thought I’d tackle it over two days, despite only being a novella. I didn’t stick to that plan. I got it read in an afternoon. Although I was a bit cautious going in to it, the details and flow of the story make the pages take on a life of their own. The characters are much more adult in a delightfully wicked sense, and Goldie was quite endearing, for a strong-willed thief. The other characters played off her quite well, and while all the personalities complimented each other in quite interesting ways, they were all strongly individual.” – Phoenix Johnson author of The Wolf in the Neighborhood

“Since I am an author of erotic fairy tales, this story caught my interest. The story followed ‘Goldilocks and the Three Bears’ enough for me to recognize it, but it was so different from the fairy tale it felt like an entirely new work. This is a fun little book that was a pleasant break for me. Ms. Adams’ sense of humor is right on target, and the sex in this book is… let me just say, Wow!” – Elizabeth Black, author of an erotic ‘Puss in Boots’ Trouble in Thigh High Boots (Lactation Sex)