Category: Gay/Lesbian/Bi Publisher: Third Side Press
ISBN-10: 1879427281
Type: Fiction
Pages: 161
Copyright: October 1996
Eighteen unflinchingly non-PC, yet occasionally vanilla, erotic short stories that celebrate lesbian sexuality and sensuality in its varied, technicolor forms.
Excerpt
The early morning sun peeked through the bamboo shades and like a million precious gems, shot brilliant prisms of color across the room. The light reflected in my lover's eyes and I was lost in the depths of her sweet, honey-colored gaze.
She leaned over me, her warm breath blowing against my skin like a welcomed breeze. "I love you," she whispered, as her lips met mine. We kissed. Our lips, our tongues, our spirits touched.
Her arms were around me, even as my own pulled her closer to me. Fingertips brushed skin still damp from lovemaking. I kissed her shoulder, her neck and felt myself shiver with renewing passion.
Laying her back against the pillows, I gazed upon her beautiful nakedness. I wanted her.
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