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Also by Violet Blue:

The Smart Girl's Guide To Privacy, April 2016
e-Book (reprint)
Best Women's Erotica 2015, January 2015
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Kissing, February 2014
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Best Women's Erotica 2014, December 2013
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The Adventurous Couple's Guide To Sex Toys, August 2013
Paperback / e-Book
Voracious, March 2013
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Best Women's Erotica 2013, February 2013
Paperback / e-Book
Lips Like Sugar, September 2012
Paperback / e-Book
The Smart Girl's' Guide To The G-Spot, March 2012
Paperback / e-Book
One Night Only, January 2012
Paperback / e-Book
Best Women's Erotica 2012, December 2011
Paperback / e-Book
The Ultimate Guide To Orgasm For Women, August 2011
Paperback
Sweet Confessions, July 2011
Paperback / e-Book
Sweet Danger, March 2011
Trade Size
Best Women's Erotica 2011, October 2010
Trade Size
The Ultimate Guide To Cunnilingus, October 2010
Paperback
Just Watch Me, September 2010
Trade Size
The Ultimate Guide To Fellatio, September 2010
Trade Size

LIPS LIKE SUGAR
By: Violet Blue

Women's Erotic Fantasies

Cleis Press
September 2012
On Sale: September 11, 2012
188 pages
ISBN: 1573448206
EAN: 9781573448208
Kindle: B001DA7A1S
Paperback / e-Book
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Erotic

Read Lips Like Sugar in private or aloud to your favorite bedmate. Or turn down the corner of your favorite story's opening page and slip the book into just the right spot, where someone is sure to discover it...

Violet Blue is known for erotica anthologies depicting joyful, unabashed sex dished up without qualifiers or apologies. The stories in this volume, written by both veterans and new voices, feature women on top, bottom, and everyplace in between. Running the gamut from sweet to scintillating to downright raw, they cover just about every conceivable sexual scenario. Debra Hyde’s “Accidental Exhibitionist” explores the thoughts of corseted slavegirl Cara as she models her new fetish gear and services her master in public. Teresa Lamai’s “Idyll” finds poetry and passion in a scorching three-way set in Croatia. And Carolina John’s “The 9:30 to Edinburgh” shows just how accommodating a British train compartment can be to a group of sexually charged strangers.