Sweet Life - erotic fiction by Cleis Press Inc. - review by cnspots

This is my first erotic book that I actually read. I was worried that it might have been just the generic type of stories that you hear about all the time. Well, it was to my great surprise that there was not one fantasy in this book that I have ever heard. All of the authors put you into the scene by describing everything. I am eagerly waiting for the Sweet Life 2.

Sweet Life is a compilation of multiple authors. You will be stunned how each and every author brings you into the picture, even if it is not your fantasy. Sweet Life is definitely just a slice of everything that is sweet in the sexual life. You can find fantasies ranging from a husband and his wife playing mischievous school girl to a full gang bang. This book is a great choice for every walk of life, whether you are a heterosexual or a polyamorous person.

At the beginning, you are reading about a husband and wife who are playing out one of their fantasies. He is a psychiatrist and she is a patient of his who is telling him about a dream she keeps having. The dream is about when she was in a private school and how she was sent to the principal’s office for being naughty. When she was sent to the office, the principle said that she needed to be punished for her behavior and sent her down to the nurse's office; and from there, the dream only gets better. That is only one of the tantalizing stories; there are fantasies about water sports, bisexual men, and bisexual women.

The design of the book is divine. The smoky purple colors are not only gorgeous, but also sexy. However, I would say that the cover is not discreet, so if there are young eyes or others you do not want noticing this great book, you may want to place it at a higher level.

This was the first erotica book that I have read. Sweet Life has now turned me on to more. I can’t wait for the next book to come in the mail!

This wonderful book has made me look inward and find more fantasies that I did not realize were there. I really enjoyed this book, more than I thought I would. I am more of a shy person, and this has made me stop and think there is nothing to be shy about when it comes to your sexuality.