Sensing Lust (The Complete Series)

When sex is done right, it can be a feast for the senses. This collection contains the following erotic stories: Stroking Although some massage therapists at the local spa give their clients a little something extra from time to time, Claire has always resisted the urge to dance the happy ending hula. That is, until her favorite client triggers a desire in her that she just can’t resist. Warning: Stroking (6,100 words) contains oral education, sauna sex speak, and oily encounters. Watching Exhibitionists seem to follow Annie wherever she goes, and she loves to watch them—anyone, anytime, anywhere. But when her new neighbor wants her roving eyes on him, she finds that voyeurism is best when it’s a two-way street. Warning: Watching (5,200 words) contains sensual stargazing, locomotive self-love, and a sexmobile on the street. Listening Janet hates her next door neighbor—specifically his loud lovemaking sessions that keep her up at night. But after a while, she actually becomes intrigued by him...and wants to find out exactly what’s going on in his bed. Warning: Listening (5,300 words) contains aural orgasms, sleep-deprived surveillance, and amorous auditions. Licking Alexandra plays hooky from work in the hopes of getting a little nookie from her plumber. And when this hot handyman pleasures her, it’s not just the bathroom pipes that are going to spring a leak. Warning: Licking (5,500 words) contains analingus interruptus, tongue bathing, and sickly performances. Inhaling Although Paula loves her job at the perfume counter of the department store, she just can’t make ends meet. When her best friend makes a business proposition that she can’t refuse, Paula learns there’s much more to the love of fragrance than she ever imagined. Warning: Inhaling (5,700 words) contains knowing noses, sexual sniffing, panty passion, and crimson cravings. From the Author: ADULTS ONLY PLEASE. Sensing Lust is a 27,800 word collection that contains sexually explicit material and adult language. This story is not appropriate for children and may be offensive to some readers.