Women are turned on by different things than men when it
comes to sex. Some women like it hot, some like it rough,
some like it slow, sweet, and easy and some women just like
it however they can get it. OBSESSED is an anthology of
erotica that was written especially for women and it covers
a little bit of everything.
Silent Treatment gives a couple a second chance at love when
they both attend a Silent Retreat. They let their bodies do
the talking when it comes to reuniting.
One Night in Paris tells the story of a woman living her
fantasy of enjoying just one sexually charged night with her
boss.
Concubine shares a naughty story that a woman tells her man
while he's recovering from an injured foot.
Love and Demotion is a sassy little tale of a woman juggling
two jobs. It's her second job that gives her what she wants,
which is her boss from her first job.
Mephisto Waltz takes a young woman on the most important
journey in her life as she learns to find her passion.
Then is the story of a married couple exploring some new
avenues of pleasure in ways that neither of them would have
ever thought possible.
It's Gotta Be Fate introduces a woman that wanted more in
her relationship so she ended it, only to find that
sometimes fate has other ideas.
Hooked shows how easy it is for objects to send the mind
into all sorts of different directions when it comes to
pleasure.
Aftershocks turns an earthquake into just the impetus that a
divorcing couple needs to be completely honest with each other.
Secret Places shares the connection of two misunderstood
people as they discover what they need in each other.
Loser explains that there can be a totally new meaning to
the word when two people that may be considered "losers"
connect with each other and prove that loser is only in the
eye of the beholder.
Here In Between takes a flat tire and turns it into one hot
and sexy encounter in the middle of nowhere.
Spellbound sends a Haitian beauty back to her roots and
brings her to the best lover she's ever had.
Raven's Flight turns an encounter with a sexy tattooed
Irishman into a smoking relationship for one lucky woman.
And that is just PART of the excitement that you get in
this book. Whatever you desire, you'll find a story to turn
the heat up a notch, or several. These are finger nibbling,
leg crossing tales of romantic sex, fast sex, slow sex,
kinky sex, and kinkier sex. While these stories are written
specifically for women, chances are excellent that if you
read some of them aloud to your man, things will heat up for
the two of you surprisingly fast. This isn't a book that you
want to miss if you're a woman in touch with her sexuality,
wants to be, or just likes reading sexy stories.
The women in Obsessed show their passion for their lovers in
all kinds of ways. For some it’s about indulging in an act
of daring, for others it’s about letting go of their
preconceived notions of propriety and going where their body
tells them. In many of these stories, communication, the
touchstone of advice about good relationships, is missing in
some key way, whether it’s the almost-divorced couple in
“Aftershocks” by Bella Andre who finally, during an
earthquake, confess their deepest desires, or the chef and
client in “Silent Treatment” by Donna George Storey who
tease each other with the promise of a very special recipe.
In “Then,” Emerald explores what happens after a woman
confesses to her boyfriend just how much she lusts after
another man. They push the boundaries of their relationship
and the boundaries of their trust in each other, another
theme of this book.Charlotte Stein paints a portrait of a
“Loser” who manages to capture the attention of the
narratoræand keep it by impressing her with his ardent
desire. Stein writes, “He does little things, like when I
stop him saying words like those with my mouth on his, he
brings his hands up to cup my face. Other guys don’t cup my
face. And he does it as though he wants to keep me as close
as possible, so he can fully concentrate on my mouth and the
way it moves and how much tongue I’m giving him at any given
time.” Obsessed is not about obsession for a new purse or a
new car or a new perfume. It’s not even about the
obsessiveness of a crush, the kind of panting lust that
cycles over and over itself with no end in sight. Instead,
Obsessed is about the way a lover can get under your skin,
can drive you crazy with lust as well as so many other
emotions - love, longing, hunger, anger, confusion. Are
there happy endings here? Yes, there are, but they are not
always the happy endings you’d expect. These stories sizzle
with the kind of obsession that is fueled by our deepest
desires, the ones that hold couples together, the ones that
haunt us and don’t let go. Whether just-blooming passions,
rekindled sparks or reinventing relationships, these lovers
put the object of their obsession first. They don’t always
do what’s rational or proper; instead, they chase their
dreams, such as in Kayla Perrin’s “One Night in Paris,”
across the world and across the landscape of their lovers’
bodies.
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