Come Play: An Erotica Charity Anthology by QuinMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Spicy, hot and full of sin. This anthology is exactly what any wicked, heat seeking reader needs in their life.
10 amazing authors offer up the most delicious tales of kink, smut and sweaty scenes that will have you reaching the end and turning back to page 1.
Each story was stand alone, but were all super hot and fun. It's a perfect way to get to know a new to you author and see their style, range and skill. Personally, I would have rated each story with 5 stars because they were all so very engaging, fun, hot and brilliantly done.
Coach's Little Kitten by Quin & Perin is kinky and sexy and hot, delving into a club scene with a coach and his former student.
Abstract Love by Sara Dobie Bauer had me pining for more. Perfectly told with Age gap, gay for you, workplace romance and enemies to lovers tropes to give you exactly what you never knew you needed.
The Kiss by A.G. Carothers follows Liam and Gavin meeting at a BDSM club and exploring the opportunity of working together in a scene.
Pretty Boy by E.M. Denning delves into some dark and taboo topics while kicking up the heat factor.
Particular Tastes by T.S. McKinney introduces two sexy undercover operatives who've previously worked together, a spark ignited that hasn't burned out even though one is straight. Or is he?
Doctor's Orders by Emma Jaye gets into a medical kink and a scene that's sure to make you light up inside.
Brotherly Love by Lynn Van Dorn sets the scene with a pair of stepbrothers who mean a bit more to each other than anyone had thought. And they enjoy spicing up their relationship.
A Kink Chronicles Short by Luna David sets the scene in the basement playroom of a Dom and sub sharing an evening with another hot D/s couple.
Tamed by T.M.Chris gets kinky and explores boundaries and trust using punishment and love.
Watch and Learn by K.C. Wells is the story of a young, inexperienced man who is taught about kinks and exploration, as well as breaking barriers and assumptions.
This anthology is totally recommend and will spice up your book collection.
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