Scorching first-time threesome tales of friends discovering that they can become much more!
Right off the bat, let's be clear: K.D. West is an excellent writer.
It's nice that it's erotica, but even nicer when the person behind the word processor really knows how to create believable characters and situations, and then gets them off--explosively.
-- K.C. Cave
At the intersection of love, friendship, and desire, find proof that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
Three of K.D. West's steamiest, most popular tales, collected for the first time:
Truth & Games:
Felicity, Ben, and Aaron have been friends for years. During a rainy-day get-together over margaritas, Felicity challenges her men to a game that will bring things to a whole new level. A tale of friendship, romance, and thinking outside the lines.
The Visitor:
Lea's got a four-alarm fire burning and she knows just who she wants to put it out. Or does she? Lea is in Atlanta for an interview, and her friend's brother, Sean the firefighter, is happy to give her a place to sleep. But his is the bed she'd rather sleep in. Or perhaps it's his roommate Andy's? And when a visitor comes to her that night... Well, who is she to be picky if it's one, the other, or...? A tale of sexy firefighters, a mystery lover, and embracing the unknown -- literally!
Over the Top:
Danny and Suzie, Luz and Jamie - the four had been planning for over a year to head up after graduation to the cabin by the lake. Two couples, doing what couples do. But that was before Danny and Suzie decided to be "mature" and break it off. And so now it's one couple. And Danny. And Danny's getting frustrated. A tale of desire, frustration, and a friendly, helping...
Bonus! The Trouble with Triplets, Pt. I:
Allison has been teasing her lover and former teacher Ken with the idea of a threesome. Ken has another lesson he'd like to impart. (A preview of a story from the Erotic Tales: Letters to Allison series)
(MMF ménage à trois three-way sexuality; includes some male bisexuality. For adult readers only)
It's nice that it's erotica, but even nicer when the person behind the word processor really knows how to create believable characters and situations, and them gets them off-explosively.
- K.C. Cave