Hot Taboos : Erotica for women with explicit sex

by Sam Hart

Taboo family erotica for women with explicit sex

Erotic author Sam Hart takes you to places without any taboos.

Let your hot desires and fantasies come true by reading the erotic short stories in Hot Taboos. Feel untamed lust whether it’s sex with a stranger during holidays, sex in a public place or cheating with a friend.

Over 17’000 words of pure lust and desire.

Elena and Sven are on a guided tour through a vineyard in Greece. The sun burns down and the salty scent of the sea is in the air. When the two meet each other, they suddenly don’t care about the grapes or the tasting at the end of the tour. Magically attracted to each other, they soon lie undressed behind the vines on the dusty soil.

Rahel and Chris have been in a well-functioning relationship for some time. When they climb an observation tower, Chris wants to bring some excitement into their sex life and make use of the fact that they are alone on the tower. Rachel is very reluctant at first, because someone could see them. However, the tingling of the adventure then gains the upper hand and in addition to intense feelings, they can also enjoy a good view.

Amber studies with Jenny. When she is looking for her forgotten cell phone at Jenny’s place, only her father is at home. Jenny's father can't resist the pretty student. When this handsome man shows interest in her, her thirst for more is awakened. However, she still manages to surprise Jenny's father, revealing just how much potential there is in this girl.

This is just a small taste of the sweet seductions that await you in "Hot Taboos"… In this book you will find 10 self-contained sex short stories.

★★★Due to explicit sex scenes only for adults above 18! ★★★

Included short stories in this taboo the bar counterOn the observation towerSeduced by Jenny’s fatherGreek wineOn the rowing boatOn the night train from Vienna to ParisWith the surf instructorIn the stairwell of the officeUnder the waterfallOn the cruise ship
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106 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 12, 2023

About the author

Sam Hart was born in England and had a healthy start living in Braunston, a small town in the Midlands, but after a quick stay in foggy London, left for the tropical beaches of Brazil - only to find himself in the midst of smoggy São Paulo (the third largest city in the world).

Never wandering far from his dream of making comics, he drew fanzines throughout school and college, eventually finding steady work doing scientific diagrams for Brazil’s most popular magazines. In the last few years he has made the change to comic work, being published at Mongoose, Variance Press and Markosia.

Starship Troopers: Alamo Bay, originally published by Mongoose, is in the top 300 comics sold in March 2006, and Brothers: The Fall Of Lucifer is a 10-part series based on Wendy Alec’s novel. Both are written/adapted by Tony Lee and published by Markosia.

Tony and Sam are teaming up again for a 140-page graphic novel featuring one of Britain's most loved outlaws, called Robin Hood:Outlaw's Pride, due in 2008 from Walker Books.

Sam has also taken part in Civil Wardrobe and Just1Page, put together by Richard Johnston and Ade Brown, respectively.

The Variance Anthology is available here.

Sam eventually wants to move back to a small town and thinks that writing in the third person is really tiring.