The erotic horror novella Biker’s Haunt, is a true dark fantasy. But its triumph as a horror story is its erotic undoing. Nevertheless, it’s worth a read. What Drew Me In Horror is my favorite genre, with erotica being a close second. Naturally, I’m always thrilled to come across a Read more…
At 28k words, this taboo romance will force you to consider your true feelings for your siblings. What Drew Me In If you’ve read some of my other erotica reviews, you know that I’ve got a soft spot for sibling romance. So, when I came across Kousakacomplex’s The Social Experiment, Read more…
At 7,000 words, The Visitors is a flawless work of short erotic fiction. Erotica writers: take note! What Drew Me In As I mentioned in a recent article, I’m a science fiction fan, and ever on the search fo good sci-fi erotica. Unfortunately, a lot of self-published erotica, and even Read more…
This 5,000 word short story works as both erotica and fantasy, despite being more Aanni Mallov and less lion. What Drew Me In I liked the premise of the young Aanni Mallov, who excretes a universal pheromone that attracts males of all species. To escape the constant sexual attention of Read more…
At 2,400 words, Callie Robles’ Punished by Daddy is definitely more reward than punishment. Setting the Scene Our protagonist Chelsea is visiting her father’s home while on break from college. She comes home early in the morning; something her father doesn’t approve of. He accuses her of having sex with Read more…
At 59 pages print, this first volume in Lysette Turner’s Moonglow series is a true work of sci-fi erotica art. What Drew Me In I love sci-fi. I’m not ashamed to say that I’ve watched every episode of Star Trek the Next Generation, at least thirty times, although it’s likely Read more…
At 68 pages (print), Cinderella’s Presentation is dark fairy tale that gets lighter and brighter with every page. Why I Read It Like many erotica readers, I got my first taste of a BDSM fairy tales via Anne Rice’s The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty. I got about half-way through the Read more…
At just over 10,000 words, Mother’s Lessons teaches us what not to do in a work of short erotic fiction. What Drew Me In When I came across A. A. Clein’s Mother’s Lessons, I was intrigued by the premise. The book description reads, In Gene’s family, it is the mother’s Read more…
At just over 12,000 words, Ravaging Riley walks the fine line between voluntary sexual submission and Stockholm Syndrome. Why I Chose to Read It Bestiality is a taboo that most erotica writers, and even readers, won’t touch with a twelve inch phallus. But as a dedicated book reviewer, I consider Read more…
At just over 7,500 words, short work of taboo erotic fiction has a little bit of everything: incest, BDSM, anal, fluid exchange, and a hint of breeding. What Drew Me In My own dark fantasy series Beloved, starts out in the early 1800’s. Naturally, I have a soft spot for Read more…