Welcome to the Naked Reader Book Club! It’s February, so we’re turning down the lights, lighting a few candles, popping the cork on a bottle of wine and exploring the romance of erotica!
The first book being discussed tonight is Passion, edited by award-winning author Rachel Kramer Bussel. Love and sex have always been intimately intertwined--and Passion shows just how delicious the possibilities are when they mingle in this sensual collection. Be swept away as you travel to Paris, Greece and Beverly Hills. Get stuck in an elevator, take a bubble bath, and explore nature in some very luscious ways. Indulge in "Big Bed Sex," get geeky with "My Dark Knight," find "An Easy Guy to Fall On," discover why there's "No Risk, No Reward," go to work with "The Efficiency Expert," and "Rekindle" an old flame. Featuring work by talented authors, Passion offers succulent stories sure to quicken heartbeats while appealing to the most romantic of souls.
The second selection for the evening is Best Lesbian Romance 2011 edited by Radclyffe and captures the lyricism of love from the first blush of recognition to the forever embrace of shared hearts. Radclyffe has gathered a collection as varied as our unique and irreproducible experiences of falling in love. A practiced cynic learns the power of "Hearts and Flowers" in Theda Hudson's tale of a first anniversary. Sexy Shakespeareans discover that the real romance takes place offstage in Catherine Lundoff's "Twelfth Night." Rich in sensual detail, the stories in Best Lesbian Romance 2011 celebrate the joy and the passion of lesbian love in all its many wondrous forms.
What could be better than passionate romance and hot sex? Drop in and share your opinions on the books and the stories that struck a nerve, made your heart go pitter-pat or made your erogenous zones tingle! Didn't read the books? That's okay, stop by and find out why you should put these two books on your must-read list!
The first book being discussed tonight is Passion, edited by award-winning author Rachel Kramer Bussel. Love and sex have always been intimately intertwined--and Passion shows just how delicious the possibilities are when they mingle in this sensual collection. Be swept away as you travel to Paris, Greece and Beverly Hills. Get stuck in an elevator, take a bubble bath, and explore nature in some very luscious ways. Indulge in "Big Bed Sex," get geeky with "My Dark Knight," find "An Easy Guy to Fall On," discover why there's "No Risk, No Reward," go to work with "The Efficiency Expert," and "Rekindle" an old flame. Featuring work by talented authors, Passion offers succulent stories sure to quicken heartbeats while appealing to the most romantic of souls.
The second selection for the evening is Best Lesbian Romance 2011 edited by Radclyffe and captures the lyricism of love from the first blush of recognition to the forever embrace of shared hearts. Radclyffe has gathered a collection as varied as our unique and irreproducible experiences of falling in love. A practiced cynic learns the power of "Hearts and Flowers" in Theda Hudson's tale of a first anniversary. Sexy Shakespeareans discover that the real romance takes place offstage in Catherine Lundoff's "Twelfth Night." Rich in sensual detail, the stories in Best Lesbian Romance 2011 celebrate the joy and the passion of lesbian love in all its many wondrous forms.
What could be better than passionate romance and hot sex? Drop in and share your opinions on the books and the stories that struck a nerve, made your heart go pitter-pat or made your erogenous zones tingle! Didn't read the books? That's okay, stop by and find out why you should put these two books on your must-read list!
