Cleis Press available on November 12 2014 from Amazon for $9.13
ISBN bar code 9781573444156 ξ1 registered November 12 2014
Product category is Book
Manufacturered by Cleis Press
Product size is 0"x1.39"x1.99"
Product weight is 0.59 lbs.
Love and sex have always been intimately intertwined, and Passion shows just how well the two can merge. This collection of steamy stories combines rich and explicit imagery with tales of classic love, letting the best writers of erotic romance bring to life tales that can be read aloud in bed. From long lost lovers reunited to love at first sight to romance rekindled, Passion’s succulent stories quicken heartbeats and appeal to everyone, from the least to the most romantic of souls.
"Passion" is a good collection of erotica written for women. Honestly, I wouldn't say that it's for women-only. If you enjoy the idea of romance with your sex or enjoy the idea of flirting and seduction, it'd be a good collection of stories for either gender. The book is 224 pages long and includes 20 different erotic stories. The theme for this book ends up being "Passion and Romance".This means that all of the stories follow a couple - whether they've been dating for years or haven't started dating yet - ..
Plot Summary: Twenty writers contribute to this collection of contemporary erotica with a heavy emphasis on romance, long-time lovers, and new couples. Edited by Rachel Kramer Bussel (who is also a contributor), "Passion" is a collection that will appeal to romance fans who believe that true passion can only be found where the heart follows."When you're together long enough, sometimes even the hottest sex starts to seem rote. Your body might respond, get wet, hard, perk up, but your mind starts to drift ..
Passion, the emotion, is a double-edged sword. When I think of that aspect of it, the danger and the power, I think of the lyric from the Ella Fitzgerald song `Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered' that goes "Couldn't sleep, wouldn't sleep, when love came and told me I shouldn't sleep". Passion wakes us from and keeps us from sleep. It makes us do stupid things; it makes us do brave things. So, what about the anthology "Passion: Erotic Romance for Women" edited by Rachel Kramer Bussel? Does it keep us from..
