excerpts from books like 50 shades of grey

Naughty Bit:“If you’re looking for a new job, we need a receptionist at HQ. But, just like Fifty Shades, these are, well, much more explicit. Open For BusinessEdited by Alison TylerThis collection of office erotica is not exactly Secretary, the film based on the excellent collection of short stories, Bad Behavior, by Mary Gaitskill. I want to feel the impressive erection I know is hiding beneath the material.Ĩ. He doesn’t protest when I take my hand out of his pocket and unzip his slacks. Instead I step forward and slowly slide my hand into his pocket.I brush up against the hard length of his cock and he lets out a low moan. I should run away or throw the stupid wallet at his head. When I take a tentative step forward his eyes glitter in triumph.He’s testing me and I am helpless to resist it. You took it out so you should be the one to put it back,” he growls. Perhaps readers who’ve seen the film 1959 French film Pickpocket would find stirrings of a shared ecstasy, but honestly Stolen would probably kill the stoic and gaunt director Robert Bresson with a heart attack. Stolen features a pickpocket with a cleavage to kill for who gets caught and has to return a wallet.

This story is a prequel of sorts, featuring characters from the series and showing how they started. StolenBy Jinx Jamison and Minx MaloneThe Madame X School of Sex series of short ebooks are steamy cheap buys. He sucked on her lips, he drew the life out of her into himself, and feeling his seed explode within her, heard her cry out.ĥ. He was holding her up as he did this, to gather her mouth to him, and as he broke through her innocence, he opened her mouth with his tongue and pinched her breast sharply. Naughty Bit:He mounted her, parting her legs, giving the white inner flesh of her thighs a soft, deep pinch, and, clasping her right breast in his left hand, he thrust his sex into her. Here’s how the Prince (not exactly Charming) wakes Sleeping Beauty up.

If a woman wants to read about being overwhelmed by a pirate, that’s her right.” And, boy, is it overwhelming.

Some 30 years later, it’s being rereleased with the message: “If you liked 50 Shades of Grey, you’ll love the Sleeping Beauty trilogy.” Rice told the New York Times, “Women have just as much right to pornography as men do, and I’m talking about literary porn, erotica. The Sleeping Beauty TrilogyBy Anne RiceAnne Rice did it before Fifty Shades of Grey, when she published her underground hit Sleeping Beauty trilogy in the 1980s under the pen name A.N.

Excerpts from books like 50 shades of grey