books for people who like 50 shades of grey

The collection covers power plays from bondage to spanking to being put on display.

When you’re in the mood for a quickie, reach for The Big Book of Submission, a submissive-themed anthology. The Big Book of Submission: 69 Kinky Tales edited She isn’t as experienced as Nathaniel’s previous submissives, but he’s willing to take on the challenge in The Submissive. Looking for more excitement in her life, librarian Abby applies for a new job: as a submissive for CEO Nathaniel. The short but intense story about a woman’s BDSM training at an elite secret club was so groundbreaking French authorities brought obscenity charges against the publisher. The Story of OĪnonymously published in 1954, The Story of O - an erotica classic - is a must read. More: Why women who watch porn have more ‘friends with benefits’ 7. Can she resist the only man who understands her darkest desires? Their reunion reignites the flames and passions from long ago. Tatiana hasn’t seen Wyatt since she dumped him years ago, but in Play with Me she must beg him for a favor. Instead of being awoken with a chaste kiss on the lips, Beauty’s Prince stakes his claim on her in a much more adult manner, and Beauty is thrust into a new life of BDSM she didn’t even know she wanted. Roquelaure, this trilogy is not your typical fractured fairy tale. Written by Anne Rice, author of the über-popular Vampire Chronicles, under the pseudonym A.N. He’s more than happy to introduce her to new pleasures. Little does she know, her husband’s best friend is a dominant - and has been in love with her for years. Widowed Josslyn is ready to move on from her grief and explore her desire to become a submissive. The sex is mind-blowing, as Lacey tries new positions and fantasies with Hunter. Enter policeman Hunter, who’s much younger but knows exactly how to make Lacey moan. In Liberating Lacey, Lacey is a rich, successful businesswoman, but sex with her ex-husband was never exciting.

No matter your sexual experience, these are bound to get you hot and bothered. I’ve put together a list of my favorite sexy reads, from classics to post- Fifty Shades. More sex equals happier women.Īs someone who accidentally discovered the erotica shelves in the back of her Waldenbooks as a young teen, let’s just say I have a lot of experience in finding new books. Through these romances, we can live out our fantasies or find inspiration to reenact scenes in our own bedroom. I’m an advocate of empowering women to embrace and explore their sexuality. More: What I learned from going to a sex party with my boyfriend No more hushed whispers about best sexual positions or Ben Wa balls. We don’t have to relegate it to book-club night or in-home parties (where I used to sell sex toys). It’s no longer taboo for women to talk about their sexual desires. James books because they’ve changed how we discuss erotica.

Books for people who like 50 shades of grey