Peter Johnson: 7 books

The Taverner's Tale, in the form of a play, chronicles the adventures of two young actors and would be playwrights, perhaps Shakespeare and Ben Jonson themselves, while returning on foot to London from a visit to an Earl's estate in Wales in 1588, the year of Spain's attempted invasion of England...

A tech savvy woman builds the ideal playmate. Until he isn't.

For some, the life of a male escort is something to envy – days spent in absolute leisure, broken apart only by the nights of debauchery with a multitude of women. But glamour always has its downsides. Being an object of desire is never the thrill-ride it appears, especially when personal and private...

Our hero returns and finds himself in a situation a little out of his depth. But being a professional, he finds a way to make do... A quick little story at 3100 words -- enough to arouse any appetite for more.

A Quintet of Fairy Tales Rewritten For Adults of the Modern Age. Featuring a liberal mixture of the sexual and the horrific this is the perfect collection of short stories for readers with a unique, nostalgic bend.

A sexually frustrated woman sells her soul for the thrill of an orgasm but finds out too late that her satisfaction comes at a much heavier price than she ever thought. A tale of sex, adultery, morality and the insatiable desires of the flesh.

What happens when a literature professor takes up with a strange woman who confesses to be his biggest fan? Perfection, of course. A short erotic story of fireworks.