Juicy Erotica

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Summary: Hot, clever and FUN!
Review: I was wonderfully surprised by this collection of erotica. The stories and sexy as well as very well written and very smart. I cannot recommend this one too highly!

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Summary: Juicy, indeed!
Review: Juicy Erotica is undeniably a juicy book. The stories each involve food and sex -- two of most people's favorite subjects! A foreword by Michele Zipp, editor-in-chief at Playgirl Magazine, starts the book with a bang. Next up is a piece by Dante Davidson called "Farm Fresh" about a girl at a road-side fruit stand. There are both hetero and girl-girl pieces in the book. The most unusual story was "Dear Alison" by Maxim Jakubowski, in which he wrote to the editor about a very personal experience with raspberries. My favorite stories were "Doing the Dishes" by Rachel Kramer Bussel about a girl with an oddly erotic fetish and "Amy's Tattoo" by Shanna Germain about a strawberry-shaped piece of skin art. I've never read a book just like this before. I was pleasantly surprised with the whole thing. Also, throughout the book are delightful pieces of spot art. Very unexpected for a sex book, but really quite charming.

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Summary: Deliciously Juicy Sex!
Review: This collections brings together two things most people love - food and sex. Taking the obvious erotic appeal of foods such as chocolate and fruit, along with other tantalizing treats such as chili peppers, these stories made my mouth (as well as other body parts!) water. From chilly icy cream to sexy, slippery olive oil, a cherry slushee to some very fresh fruit, these stories slather you in hot writing that will get make you ravenous for sex AND a good meal! Written by some of today's top erotica writers such as Carol Queen, Thomas S. Roche, M. Christian and Maxim Jakubowski, these are delicously naughty delights, each and every one.

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Summary: Food for the Sexiest Sort of Thoughts....
Review: This is a sexy collection of dirty stories that focus on food and sex. My favorite featured an ice-cold cherry slushee, but there were many good ones. Maxim Jakubowski wrote a delicious story about raspberries and Carol Queen described an X-rated event featuring fresh fruit. The book also includes stories by M. Christian and Thomas Roche. A very satisfying read.

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Summary: Definitely a fun read
Review: This is the second Alison Tyler anthology I've read (the other is Naughty Stories) and I must say, this one didn't disappoint. She relies on a good solid group of writers (M. Christian, Thomas Roche, Sage Vivant, Rachel Kramer Bussel, Maxim Jakubowski and a few others) to produce consistently hot stories. Really enjoyed this one.