Hard Rock Candy by Liz McMullen

**Hard Rock Candy is a short erotic story** 

Lea Hunt’s Pride parties are legendary, from the scantily clad cocktail servers to the succulent finger foods. She is craving something more exotic than her standard fare, but Jade Emerson makes it clear she is off the menu. Lea is disappointed, but determined. When a public display of Jade’s strategically placed piercing gives her the opening she is hoping for, she goes in for the kill. The debauchery that followed could make the most seasoned exhibitionist blush. 

***WARNING*** This story is intended for a mature audience. It depicts graphic sex between two women. 

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I love a short story that goes straight to the plot and gives me the scorching heat I'm looking for in less time than it takes me wind down for an afternoon nap. That's what I got with this little jewel of a tale as we meet Lea. She's bored with the standard party fare and wants something more gritty in her choice of companion for the night. Jade is not her usual type, and she lets her know quickly that an interlude with her is not even in the remote land of possibility. When Jade shows some party goers her piercing, Lea is beside herself with lust and in a very public performance, shows her guest just how much she appreciates her show and tell.

This book will curl your toes and leave you gasping for breath. Every naughty thing you can think of rests between the pages and is artfully done. Make sure you have a good large glass of ice water handy after you've read this one! Hot doesn't even cover it. This is raw sexuality between two women who hunger for something more than fluffy lovemaking. Sheer physical need morphs into a blistering heat that will suck you in and leave you panting on the other side.

5/5

Kudos to Liz McMullen on her first foray into erotic short stories. I have been a guest on her show many times with some pretty spicy discussions to boot.

Check out her show with some sexy reading below. Just make sure you know it isn't safe for work!

Pushing Her Buttons by Sabrina York

Every single day, he’s there. Waiting. Watching her. Closed in with her for a hundred stories as they ride the elevator to their floor. And every single day, for a hundred floors, Samantha simmers with banked lust. She wants him—her mysterious neighbor who seems to get off on tempting her. Whose eyes promise the kind of kinky domination she’s too afraid to give in to. And then just when she thinks she’s safe, just when she’s convinced she can resist his allure, he steps up his relentless pursuit. The passion that flares between them burns so hot and so bright it could consume them both. But that’s just on the way up. Who knows what will happen when they’re going down.

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f/f

m/f

BDSM

voyeurism

public sex

What would you do if the object of your desire rode in an elevator with you a hundred floors every day? Would you make a move? What would you do if he brought someone else into the elevator and had a public out in the open feel up session designed to make your panties fly right out the window? That is the scene Sabrina York is setting with her very intense novella, Pushing Her Buttons.

The in your face eroticism of this book was light your underwear on fire hot. Some of the terminology was a bit squidgy (glob of cream) but the rest of the book had me reaching for the ice water and cranking up the air conditioner. Hotness factor off the charts!

When Samantha has to watch the object of her desire fondle and caress another woman, she finds her perfectly balanced life thrown in turmoil and her desires out of control. Even more so when he suggests the only way to ease the punishment of his "friend" is for Sam to give her the release she needs. That's when the real fireworks begin. BDSM elements and the primal urges of the soul make this a book you won't want to put down. At all. Lock the bedroom door and put out the do not disturb sign. Whew!

This book was a scorcher. Make sure you have some ice water handy and a nice vat of rum raisin ice cream ready at the bedside before you start to read. Yup. Your going to need it.

4.5/5