If...Then: A collection of erotic romance stories
Romance, Erotica, Erotica Anthologies, Contemporary
| Author: | Emerald | ISBN: | 9781502261892 |
| Publisher: | 1001 Nights Press | Publication: | September 16, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Emerald |
| ISBN: | 9781502261892 |
| Publisher: | 1001 Nights Press |
| Publication: | September 16, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
In these tales of sizzling erotic romance, deep affection and the warmth of familiarity underlie the erotic connection between longtime lovers. “The Plant on the Mantel” explores the unexpected implications of a generations-past affair on a young married couple. “Honey Changes Everything” finds Kim wondering how to lead her husband out of his state of despair upon losing his job; inspiration comes when breakfast in bed serves up more than just pancakes. And “If…” and “…Then” examine what happens when Valerie finds herself intensely attracted to someone other than her boyfriend—and what he does when he finds out.
Two original stories (“Soft and Gray” and “Shattered Angels”) join the eight previously published tales in this collection. If…Then is a testament to the scorching eroticism that can so seamlessly subsist with long-term romance.
In these tales of sizzling erotic romance, deep affection and the warmth of familiarity underlie the erotic connection between longtime lovers. “The Plant on the Mantel” explores the unexpected implications of a generations-past affair on a young married couple. “Honey Changes Everything” finds Kim wondering how to lead her husband out of his state of despair upon losing his job; inspiration comes when breakfast in bed serves up more than just pancakes. And “If…” and “…Then” examine what happens when Valerie finds herself intensely attracted to someone other than her boyfriend—and what he does when he finds out.
Two original stories (“Soft and Gray” and “Shattered Angels”) join the eight previously published tales in this collection. If…Then is a testament to the scorching eroticism that can so seamlessly subsist with long-term romance.
