| Author: | ISBN: | 9781907726361 | |
| Publisher: | Xcite Books | Publication: | May 1, 2010 |
| Imprint: | Xcite Books | Language: | English |
| Author: | |
| ISBN: | 9781907726361 |
| Publisher: | Xcite Books |
| Publication: | May 1, 2010 |
| Imprint: | Xcite Books |
| Language: | English |
In this city-based series of outstanding erotica stories, a romp through the cobbled streets of the city of light unveils fascinating sexual variations, surrealist kink, gourmet stories of love and lust that would make even a Frenchman blush!
Brand new stories from M Christian, John Baxter, EllaRegina, Michael Hemmingson, and many other literary talents, are collected here to specifically celebrate and eroticise Paris.
Sabine and Dominique are sisters, but have no problem sharing their lover with each other. There’s a man with a mistress in a Left Bank apartment; he instigated the affair, but she controls it. One morning, the men of Paris are all bewitched by a solitary red brassiere that wafts through their lives.
These are just some of the stories that populate the riskier and more anonymous regions of Paris. Because cities are not just about monuments and museums and iconic places, they are also about people at love and play.
In this city-based series of outstanding erotica stories, a romp through the cobbled streets of the city of light unveils fascinating sexual variations, surrealist kink, gourmet stories of love and lust that would make even a Frenchman blush!
Brand new stories from M Christian, John Baxter, EllaRegina, Michael Hemmingson, and many other literary talents, are collected here to specifically celebrate and eroticise Paris.
Sabine and Dominique are sisters, but have no problem sharing their lover with each other. There’s a man with a mistress in a Left Bank apartment; he instigated the affair, but she controls it. One morning, the men of Paris are all bewitched by a solitary red brassiere that wafts through their lives.
These are just some of the stories that populate the riskier and more anonymous regions of Paris. Because cities are not just about monuments and museums and iconic places, they are also about people at love and play.
