A sequel to the How Sweet It Is novel, Hungry for It
Rémi and Claudia have been together for over two years. During that time, their families have grown to accept what the twenty-nine year old reformed player and her fifty year old lover mean to each other. Theirs is not just another kinky May-December affair. But a ghost from Rémi's past rises up to threaten what the two women have found together.
Can they put these demons to rest or will their love, as erotic as it is powerful, scatter like ashes to the four winds?
This is number 3 in the How Sweet It Is series by the Lambda Literary Award finalist author of Bliss and Every Dark Desire.
Start from the beginning with A Taste of Sin, Hungry for It, Return to Me (a short sequel to Hungry for It), Insatiable Appetites, Bittersweet, then Pleasure and Spice. All (except for Return to Me) are standalone, full-length novels featuring different couples in the group of Miami-based friends.
Rémi and Claudia have been together for over two years. During that time, their families have grown to accept what the twenty-nine year old reformed player and her fifty year old lover mean to each other. Theirs is not just another kinky May-December affair. But a ghost from Rémi's past rises up to threaten what the two women have found together.
Can they put these demons to rest or will their love, as erotic as it is powerful, scatter like ashes to the four winds?
This is number 3 in the How Sweet It Is series by the Lambda Literary Award finalist author of Bliss and Every Dark Desire.
Start from the beginning with A Taste of Sin, Hungry for It, Return to Me (a short sequel to Hungry for It), Insatiable Appetites, Bittersweet, then Pleasure and Spice. All (except for Return to Me) are standalone, full-length novels featuring different couples in the group of Miami-based friends.
Buch (kartoniert)
Mayson and Renée are best friends. Two women who've known each other for a lifetime and are as different as they are close.
Mayson is a free-spirited and out lesbian, and very much desired in her Southern California queer community.
Renée, straight and sheltered, is just getting out of a difficult divorce and searching for an escape from her pain.
While Mayson slips in and out of affairs, taking pleasure where it bites the sweetest, Renée steps into a dangerous game of anonymous sex-by-dark that transports her to places she'd never dreamed. But the worlds of these two friends are heading for a dramatic collision. At the end of it all, will they or their friendship survive?
Number 6 in the How Sweet It Is series by the Lambda Literary Award finalist author of Bliss and Every Dark Desire.
Start with A Taste of Sin, Hungry for It, Return to Me (a short sequel to Hungry for It), Insatiable Appetites, then go on to Bittersweet (a novella) and Pleasure & Spice. All (except Return to Me and Bittersweet) are standalone, full-length novels featuring different couples in, and connected to, the group of Miami-based friends.
Warning: This volume of the series contains both f/f and f/m relationships.
Mayson is a free-spirited and out lesbian, and very much desired in her Southern California queer community.
Renée, straight and sheltered, is just getting out of a difficult divorce and searching for an escape from her pain.
While Mayson slips in and out of affairs, taking pleasure where it bites the sweetest, Renée steps into a dangerous game of anonymous sex-by-dark that transports her to places she'd never dreamed. But the worlds of these two friends are heading for a dramatic collision. At the end of it all, will they or their friendship survive?
Number 6 in the How Sweet It Is series by the Lambda Literary Award finalist author of Bliss and Every Dark Desire.
Start with A Taste of Sin, Hungry for It, Return to Me (a short sequel to Hungry for It), Insatiable Appetites, then go on to Bittersweet (a novella) and Pleasure & Spice. All (except Return to Me and Bittersweet) are standalone, full-length novels featuring different couples in, and connected to, the group of Miami-based friends.
Warning: This volume of the series contains both f/f and f/m relationships.