Title:
Erotic Fantasies
For Romantic
Couples
Author:
Bella Beaudoin
Publisher:
Publish America
ISBN:
1-59286-765-0
Copyright Date:
January 2003
Format:
Softcover
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Erotic Fantasies For Romantic Couples
This is a book of 16 highly sensual and erotic tales. All 16 tales involve couples loving and being with each other in different ways. Whether it is a fantasy, role-playing, a sweater fetish or the pizza deliveryman, this book has it all. Not all of the stories were to “my” liking or within my comfort zone, but this author tells quite a story. She is very descriptive and imaginative in her writing.
Alexia is devastated when her husband wants a divorce. Her best friend, Paul, invites her to a party to lift her spirits. What happens between Alexia, Paul and a passionate night on the beach has lasting consequences.
When Justin isn’t in the mood for their usual Friday night role-playing game, Dena decides next Friday she won’t be playing. Although Justin is shocked by his wife’s behavior, he is also oddly turned on watching her come on to a stranger. When this stranger takes them both to a back room, Dena’s little game becomes something entirely different.
April and Johnny have been friends since kindergarten. When Johnny asks April to help him impress his new girlfriend, April realizes she has always loved Johnny. Her idea to help him…do to her, what he wants to do to his girlfriend. When Johnny realizes he cares as much for April as she does for him, the sparks fly between these childhood friends.
Jeff walks pets for a living. On this particular day, instead of finding the cat, he finds a beautiful woman, blindfolded and handcuffed to the bed with a note stating that she is being punished and to use her as he sees fit.
As I said, not all of the stories were to my liking, but here’s the thing, I kept reading anyway. Even outside of my comfort zone, I could not stop reading this book. There were stories that I did like, very much. Stories that made my imagination run wild. Ms. Beaudoin writes in such a way that whether you like the type of story or not, it’s still a good read.
Reviewed by: Jaymi
