The Midwife

Emily White invites readers into a secret world of passion and temptation, where every page blends original storytelling with evocative, manga-style illustrations. These contemporary erotic tales explore the edge between innocence and awakening, intimacy and daring, desire and discovery — always sensual, always suggestive, never vulgar. The title story, The Midwife, takes us back to a provincial town in the late 1970s, where first love burns beneath the weight of watchful eyes. Anna, young, mischievous, and blooming into womanhood, hides her growing passion from her strict mother, while her secret encounters with the narrator unfold in stolen afternoons filled with risk and intensity. What begins as curiosity becomes a consuming fire — one that no storm, no prohibition, can extinguish. “She entered the room with hesitation in her eyes, yet her hand reached for me with bold certainty. Outside, thunder cracked. Inside, the air was charged with a storm of our own making.” Charged with emotion and heightened by art, The Midwife is more than a story — it’s an invitation to step into illustrated intimacy. Open the book, and let yourself be carried where memory and desire entwine.