T H Sandal: 7 books

Attraction is a funny beast. Sometimes it can steal up on you, a hunt that may last years until the kill. Other times it can ambush you in an instant. T.H. Sandal's first person narrator is quick to recognise such a ferral creature, but is this just lust or is it love. Judge for yourself in this erotic...

T.H. Sandal's first person narrator recounts an episode aboard a packed train running out of London. Easily distracted, prone to sermonising, how will he cope with a woman who knows what she wants. The story includes a closing textual twist. Suitable for people under the age of 18 (if they don't mind the odd naughty word).

So you head off to a self-catering complex and not only is it empty of holiday-makers but you also find, looking after the place for your week, a gorgeous, posh, young blond. Is that just luck or a handy plot device for an erotic short. T.H. Sandal's first person narrator knows just what to do in...

Having made a connection to the posh young blond - a connection in the most erotic sense - she invites you away for a weekend together. Do you go off on your own on the expectation of repeating your week away on Exmoor? Or do you invite your rugby playing mate along for the ride? T.H. Sandal's...

An anthology of sexual encounters from T.H. Sandal's first person narrator. Featuring Eye Contact, Packed Carriage, Indoor Pool, Barn Conversion and Empty Compartment, together with a conversational epilogue that binds the stories together. Unsuitable for those under 18.

A gorgeous student, an empty compartment and a four hour train journey to Thurso. Think of the possibilities. For T.H. Sandal's first person narrator, thinking is the operative word. This is a short exposition about being a voyeur on a train. Those under a certain age can read on providing...

Travelling alone on HMS Thunderer, Lady Caroline Claridge finds that sailors do much more than hoist sails and coil ropes. At the hands of Lieutenant Harrison and his crew, she is introduced into a closeted world of lust and abandon. But on the horizon other possibilities arise - Nathaniel Thorn,...