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 Bedtime Erotica is a collection of eight explicit short stories that
will leave a lasting impression. It starts off with a cautionary tale
in Another Woman and quickly shifts to the more subtly erotic Double
The Trouble, a story of a woman desired equally by her boyfriend and
his identical twin. Lexy constantly turns the heat up and down with
each story, leaving the reader's passions simmering until they get toOxford Blue, a beautifully written tale of a mature woman's seduction
by her son's friend that will make you question your morals and ends in
a bang with Telephone Sex: a raw, nasty and in-your-face story which is
a prelude to the next book in the series: Bedtime Erotica for Freaks
(like me). The characters are all different: from the young, shy,
virginal to the sassy, sexy, downright outrageous, mature, older woman.
They each take a pleasure-filled adventure to satisfy a sexual hunger
that craves ultimate fulfilment.
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