More Five Minute Erotica: 35 Tantalizing Tales of Sex and Seduction: 35 Tales of Sex and Seduction

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Adrian Lyne has directed several films of the genre, including 9½ Weeks, Fatal Attraction, Indecent Proposal, Unfaithful, and Deep Water. Though she once lived a life of privilege, Lady Eliza is now destitute and desperate to care for her ill sister. This historical romance kicks off Dare’s Spindle Cove series and is one of her steaminess historical romance novels! Bruce Willis plays a therapist who comes to visit a group session lead by another therapist friend, played by Scott Bakula.

But X is as slippery as he is tempting, and soon Marshall’s days and nights are consumed by growing desire for his elusive lover. Suddenly she is getting involved in more and more dangerous relations with unknown men until her behavior leads to a fatal crime.Disinherited by his parents and estranged from his wife, Fallen pleasure club co-owner Lord Grayson ‘Devil’ Deveraux long ago learned to place his trust in ledgers rather than people. Unpacking the controversy around '365 Days,' the erotic thriller with scathing reviews and a huge following". When he has a secret rendezvous with a mysterious stranger, suddenly he starts to believe she might be the author of the diary.

One man meets all her requirements for a discreet and expert pleasure tutor-Jasper Muir, Duke of Gilroy-but he insists on a very wicked contract. After several heady encounters, the pair must face blackmail, learn a shocking truth-and choose between duty and desire.Whenever anyone starts talking erotic thrillers, the conversation will almost inevitably veer into someone shouting “ The Last Seduction! In the scenes where our leading lady meets our leading man, for instance, Obsession is limply melodramatic where Fatal Seduction is cheeky. When it comes to steamy historical romance novels, what one person may consider steamy may not necessarily reflect another person’s idea of erotic romance. Many of us, when it comes to sexuality, tend to do what we think we should do rather than what we’d like to be doing (and this is not just a statement about women).