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    Obsessed: Erotic Romance for Women
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    Obsessed: Erotic Romance for Women

    By Cleis Press

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    Obsessed is not about obsession for a new purse or a new car. Instead, these stories sizzle with the kind of obsession that is fueled by our deepest desires, the ones that hold couples together, the ones that haunt us and don’t let go. Whether just-blooming passions, rekindled sparks, or reinvented relationships, these lovers put the object of their obsession first. From the almost-divorced couple in “Aftershocks,” by Bella Andre, who finally confess their deepest desires during an earthquake, to a woman who confesses to her boyfriend just how much she lusts after another man in Emerald's "Then," these lovers push the boundaries of their relationship and the boundaries of their trust in each other. Obsessed lovers don’t always do what is rational; sometimes they chase their dreams, such as in Kayla Perrin’s “One Night in Paris,” across the world and across the landscape of their lovers’ bodies.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCleis Press
    Release dateAug 15, 2011
    ISBN9781573447393
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    • 5/5
      What a wonderful group of erotic love stories. Each presented in good taste with very likable characters and plot lines. I loved each one and found that I liked to stop after reading each short story to savor the flavor of the work. Then pick the book back up for the next course. A very enjoyable read and one to definitely be savored.