An Xcite Books collection of five lesbian erotic stories with mixed themes including f/f, contemporary, food play, spanking, BDSM.
Corsetry for Beginners by Medea Mor
Lauren runs a successful corset shop, and one day, she receives a request to close her shop for a private fitting for a celebrity client. The celebrity is be award-winning singer Maisie James, who turns out to be as interested in Lauren as Lauren is in her. Soon, the temperature in the fitting room is rising as Lauren gets to know every curve of Maisie’s famous body.
Alison by Shea Lancaster
Sarah is a nurse who has had a typically lousy day at work. Settling down for a nice pint in a pub by the river with a book seems to be the perfect way to relax. When she’s interrupted by a mysterious woman who buys her a drink, however, she throws caution to the wind and accepts. What follows is a surprising, but intensely erotic encounter …
Feast by Rachel Charman
Tonight will be a very special meal. Dry martinis, slippery oysters, rare roast lamb and a sweet, sticky, icy semifreddo – and the body of a gorgeous woman to eat this succulent feast from…
The Gift by Encarnita Round
Rose Marie has no time for anything but her work. So for her birthday, her friends decide the perfect gift would be a little stress relief and, most importantly, a little time for herself. They send her to their local salon for the special stress buster, and although Rose thinks she has other things to do, they do not take no for an answer. Sexy therapist Nina has a way of turning a relaxing massage into something hot and steamy, and Rose discovers an entirely different interpretation to the notion of stress busting.
The New Curiosity Shop by Jean-Philippe Aubourg
It was the tiniest detail about the woman in the shop, which had recently opened in Maggie’s high street, which led Maggie to try and seduce her. But the shopkeeper had also noticed Maggie. And so their dance of seduction began.
These stories have also been published in Lipstick Lovers.
I had just secured the label in place when the telephone rang and a woman with a West Indian accent asked if I could close my shop this afternoon for a private fitting for her client, who was an international celebrity. Suspecting a hoax, I answered that I never closed my shop during the day, but that the lady’s client was welcome to swing by a little after closing time if that was convenient for her. ‘Just make sure she’s here by six,’ I added. ‘If she’s not here by six, I’ll close up shop and go home.’
