Luscious stories of anal eroticism - book by Cleis Press Inc. - review by Peggi

There are a total of 26 different short stories, written by 26 different authors. The authors listed were:

Shanna Germain, Joy St. James, Saskia Walker, Kate Dominic, Michael Hemmingson, Erica Dumas, Ayre Riley, Marilyn Jaye Lewis, Dante Davidson, Sage Vivant, Eric Williams, Jolie Du Pré, Felix D'Angelo, Chris Bridges, Greg Wharton, Bryn Haniver, Thomas S. Roche, Xavier Acton, Carl Kennedy, Jean Roberta, Dominic Santi, N.T. Morley, Alison Tyler, Lavie Tidhar, Sophia Valentini and D.L. King.

Luscious - Stories of Anal Eroticism is a collection of stories by different authors, all offering diverse and unique properties to this book.

This is something that anyone who enjoys adult, graphic novels will like, as long as they are open to or enjoy stories centered around anal play. Since this is the focus of the stories, there is a lot of mention, of course, of anal sex. The stories are kept as hot and steamy as possible, while still maintaining the plots throughout the whole book.

There are 245 pages of reading material, plenty of chapters to choose from, a sexy cover and raunchy stories one after the other!



Most chapters are only a few pages in length each, but it gives plenty of time for some hot action to take place between the characters. The only negative thing about this would be that if you enjoy getting to really know the characters rather than quickly explaining the plots and then jumping straight into action, this may not be your type of read!

This book by Cleis Press is a paperback book with a matching picture on the front and back covers of a nude woman with what appears to be a thin sheet, or possibly a window curtain, draped around the lower half of her body. The front of the book shows the title "Luscious" in red horizontally, and then vertically towards the right side of the cover is the rest of the title "stories of anal eroticism".

The cover is not discreet in the least, and the back of the book also has some wording that is not discreet. It is, however, eye catching and well put together. It does not look tacky or gaudy and is appealing to the eye.

Here is a sample of what you can expect from the book:

I actually enjoyed reading this book, though I thought that because some of the chapters were so short, they weren't well plotted out and you didn't get a chance to know the characters!