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This unique collection includes tales of adventure and intrigue, enhanced by imaginative gadgets and clever automatons, populated by the passionate, free-spirited rebels and dreamers steampunk is know
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Product Details
Format: Flexi Cover
Number of Pages: 240
Length: 8 inches
Width: 5.5 inches
Publisher: Cleis Press Inc.
Publication date: 2011 year
ISBN: 978-1-57344-721-8
Manufacturer: Cleis Press
Catalog ID: 1573447218
Author: Kristina Wright
Reviews
Steampunk lust
rich world
Read Full ReviewHeady and Definitely Steamy
Lover's of erotic steampunk rejoice! Here is another example of how the genre seems to lend itself to the erotic. Honestly? Was there ever any doubt that when you combine Victoriana and machines that sex wouldn't be lurking just around the corner?
Read Full ReviewSteam-typical-romance is more like it.
quality craftsmanship
Read Full ReviewSteampunk, Extra Steam.
My only regret in Steamlust is that too many of the stories are too similar---all feature strong brilliant heroines whose hearts won't be confined by their corsets. If you don't mind romance with your erotica, exclusively male-female couplings, and a little more focus on the corsets than the cogs, this book will be fascinating. Even for the hardcore cog fans among us, Steamlust holds a lot to love, and there are stories worth reading for anyone who thinks steampunk is steamy.
Read Full ReviewSteamy Stories to entice and excite...
While reading through the forward my interest was piqued with one short sentence. In the opening of [italic|Sparks] by Anna Meadows, the heroine starts her story by saying, [bold|"I would have been the first to concede how much better things were for me back when I behaved myself."] This was enough to ensure that I would read this anthology from cover to cover and not regret a moment of it.
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