This is the erotica anthology series that truly delivers. Best Womens Erotica 2012 is packed with risky, romantic thrills and erotic adventure - both inside the bedroom and out. Five-star editor Violet Blue delivers exactly what readers want - fantasy-fuelled, pulse-racing reads that push boundaries and are `let's try this at home' aspirational. Sexy, smart and literate, Best Women's Erotica 2012 presents the year's hottest bedside reading.

What are lesbians longing for? Playwright, event host, and editor Kathleen Warnock helps answer this question in her newest edition of this much-loved, best-selling series. Featuring work from some of the best-known erotic writers as well as the debuts of startling new talent, Best Lesbian Erotica 2011 welcomes back some familiar faces, including Stella Sandberg. Her story, "Manchester, 2000," follows the European adventures of two studs on a long ride. Perennial favorite Betty Blue returns with "The Garden of Earthly Delights," an encounter between a firespirit and a lost boi on the celestial plane. Cheyenne Blue’s "A Story About Sarah" travels to the antipodes, telling the story of a life-long love between a rancher’s daughter and a half-Aboriginal woman. There’s more... right under the covers of Best Lesbian Erotica 2011.

Lovingly handpicked by Violet Blue, these stories are erotic gems, polished to perfection by an expert in erotica. The Best of Women's Erotica 2 is wildly sexy, super smart, and, highly readable. What makes an erotic story "best?" It has that something extra, and a good plot and characters that truly interest you and commands your interest during their trysts, triumphs, and erotic adventures. In the editor's own words, " The result of taking all five years’ final selections, over one hundred stories, and choosing the very best—the ones I couldn’t ever get out of my head, the ones that turned me (and others) on almost dangerously fast, like a match to gasoline—was worth the wait." Steamy encounters include Adrie Santos’ nervy, cautious “Paid for the Pleasure," which scratches more than one itch as a girl decides to let a man pay her—to receive oral sex. And, just when you think you have gender play all wrapped up in a nice and tidy bow, Lee Cairney’s “Cruising” takes you trolling with a lesbian late at night in a park where she doesn’t belong. What happens to her anonymously in public is as surprising as it is incendiary. Meanwhile, across town, Scarlett French is looking out her “Rear Window,” watching her male neighbor and his trick provide full, explicit service for her to enjoy. These are just a few of the carnal classics in this best and boldest of all women's erotica.

Dive into these sexy surprises . . . From a model and her hot security guard using a new sex toy to a shifter triad taking a major new step in their relationship, these sexy stories are sure to wow you. Lovers deviate from their set routine to explore the thrill of the unknown in "Tulsa," while one woman goes on a very "Wicked Ride" that takes her to a totally different kind of arousal. From fetishes to fantasies to the taboo, the women in these stories are ready to surprise you. Discover a new way of getting off with "Gravity" and unravel a "Puzzle" about a male stripper who's even hotter than Magic Mike. Whether you're new to erotica or a longtime reader, these scenarios deliver the heat. Best Women's Erotica of the Year, Volume 7 features the hottest erotic stories by popular authors such as Lucy Eden, Adriana Herrera, Erin McLellan, Angelina M. Lopez, Holley Trent, Sara Taylor Woods, and many others, edited by the award-winning Rachel Kramer Bussel.

Created by award-winning editor Rachel Kramer Bussel, this is one of the most daring collections of erotica to date and the beginning of a scintillating new series. Featuring work by Elizabeth Coldwell, Janine Ashbless, Dominic Santi and more, Best Bondage Erotica 2011 explores the many ways in which lovers can be tied up - using everything from rope to handcuffs, silk ties to clingfilm, Ethernet cable and more!

Violet Blue's keenly intelligent, witty approach to sex and erotic writing is winning hearts and minds, as well as gaining readers – with sales for the Best Women's Erotica series growing year after year. A rising media star, Violet has been featured everywhere from O: The Oprah Magazine, to Wired, The Wall Street Journal, and Newsweek. A glorious celebration of the finest and friskiest female erotic fiction today, Best Women's Erotica 2010 delivers ecstatic, heady, and heart-pounding thrills. These steamy stories revel in erotic adventure, from the sparks between strangers to the knowing caresses of long-time lovers. Filled with strong characters and clever narratives that revel in a wide range of sexual experiences, each contribution redefines the meaning of "erotic." Lovingly selected by web celeb Violet Blue, these tales let readers savor the variety of women's sensual desires from the sweet to the shocking — but always sexy.

Love and lust run wild in the boldest edition of Violet Blue's bestselling women's erotica series. Here women of every sexual persuasion tease, romance, dominate, and deflower their partners in steamy encounters ranging from sweaty trysts to loving experimentation by long-time partners. ''Fly'' updates a classic when a suddenly sexual Tiger Lily decides to take on both Peter and Wendy. In ''Cardio,'' a hunky dance teacher shows Christina how to shake more than her hips. ''The Girl Next Door'' bends the boy next door over the bathtub, with delightful results. Whether set in an Amsterdam shop window or a Victorian mansion, these 21 tales by top erotica writers let you savor the variety of women's sexual desires from the sweet to the shocking.

"Best Bisexual Women's Erotica" explores the steamy sex lives and loves of bisexual women in various settings and combinations. Contributors include Carol Queen, Marcy Sheiner, Kathleen Bryson, and Anne Marino. Excerpts in "Playboy, Penthouse, " and "Cosmopolitan."

Best Sex Writing 2012 answers the hottest questions of the year - and raises many more - as it probes the inner lives of those on the front lines - whether political, personal or cultural.Top-notch writing and fascinating topics. Featuring a foreword by leading sexpert Susie Bright and edited by media mavin, sex blogger and seasoned author and editor of erotica Rachel Kramer Bussel.

In this, the second release in the annual Heiresses of Russ series, Lambda Literary Award winning editor Connie Wilkins joins Steve Berman in choosing the best of the prior year's published speculative fiction with lesbian themes. An unexplained astronomical phenomenon brings a woman and her grandfather closer while she questions the meaning of faith. African villagers are sent automatons rather than human relief workers. Mermaids devour men drawn by their song but what will happen to a steampunk submersible piloted by a woman? Two teenage girls discover that memories are held in the fine aromas of perfumes. A family of sisters in Mexico discover a fallen angel. These are tales of the strange, the wondrous, the eerie but all are richly told stories of women facing the unknown and how they are changed by the experience.