Girl Fever - book discontinued by Cleis Press Inc. - review by 12345678

"Girl Fever" is an erotica anthology published by Cleis Press. It is fiction from 69 different writers. The collection of erotic fiction is 331 pages long and has 69 stories of girl on girl/lesbian sex. The theme of the collection is rushed or sudden sex between women. However, despite having a universal theme, all of the stories are filled with tons of variety as far as location, characters and theme.

The stories in this book range from one page long to 6 pages long. I would say the average story is about two or three pages long. These are good length to describe what's going on in a story without going on and on or being very wordy. Some of the stories could have enjoyable even if they were longer, in my opinion, but some may like that they're short and sweet in this book.

Some of the themes and ideas of the erotica in this book include:
* sex on trains
* sex on airplanes
* one night stands
* sex in the back of an ambulance
* a lesbian escort service that caters to gay women married to men
* sex after getting tattoos
* some pegging/gender play
* phone sex

My favorite stories here were in the beginning of the anthology, especially the story about the EMTs having sex in an ambulance. The characters in all the stories were very real and interesting, which made this volume enjoyable to read. If you like erotica that's a little different from the norm, I would suggest you pick this up. However, there's no stories with men in them so if you need that to get off, you might not enjoy this. If girl on girl grinds your gears, you'll probably enjoy this book again and again. I look forward to reading more erotica from Cleis Press.