I Want You Bad
Obsessed Erotic Romance for Women
Romance, Erotica, Erotica Anthologies, Fiction & Literature, Contemporary Women
| Author: | ISBN: | 9781940550145 | |
| Publisher: | Cleis Press | Publication: | July 14, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Cleis Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | |
| ISBN: | 9781940550145 |
| Publisher: | Cleis Press |
| Publication: | July 14, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Cleis Press |
| Language: | English |
Experience the Heights of Passion and the Depths of Desire.
We've all been there—so taken by a lover that you just can't stop thinking about him. Your imagination runs wild, fueling your fantasies. You feel hot, feverish, out of control. Your only hope of release is to possess and be possessed. In I Want You Bad, Rachel Kramer Bussel has curated a gloriously explicit collection of riveting romance with an edge. Whether just-blooming passions, rekindled sparks, or reinvented relationships, these lovers put the object of their obsession first. From the almost-divorced couple in "Aftershocks," by Bella Andre, who finally confess their deepest desires during an earthquake to a woman who tells her boyfriend just how much she lusts after another man in Emerald's "Then," these lovers push the boundaries of their trust, and are rewarded for taking those risks. Obsessed lovers don't always do what is rational; sometimes they chase their dreams, as in Kayla Perrin's "One Night in Paris," across the world and across the landscape of their lovers' bodies. Lustful and literary, this book asks just how far you'll go for the man you love.
Experience the Heights of Passion and the Depths of Desire.
We've all been there—so taken by a lover that you just can't stop thinking about him. Your imagination runs wild, fueling your fantasies. You feel hot, feverish, out of control. Your only hope of release is to possess and be possessed. In I Want You Bad, Rachel Kramer Bussel has curated a gloriously explicit collection of riveting romance with an edge. Whether just-blooming passions, rekindled sparks, or reinvented relationships, these lovers put the object of their obsession first. From the almost-divorced couple in "Aftershocks," by Bella Andre, who finally confess their deepest desires during an earthquake to a woman who tells her boyfriend just how much she lusts after another man in Emerald's "Then," these lovers push the boundaries of their trust, and are rewarded for taking those risks. Obsessed lovers don't always do what is rational; sometimes they chase their dreams, as in Kayla Perrin's "One Night in Paris," across the world and across the landscape of their lovers' bodies. Lustful and literary, this book asks just how far you'll go for the man you love.
