Passion Pill

by Kelli Scott

Millie has a big problem. She’s never experienced the big O, even with a doting boyfriend who loves her like crazy. If she can’t be Tom’s partner in every way—emotionally, spiritually and physically—Millie resigns herself to setting him free to find the total package. But then a last chance comes in the form of a little pink pill.

Tom’s wary about Millie taking drugs to enhance her libido, but he wants her to experience every sensation mind-blowing sex can deliver. The passion pills take them on a wild ride, but they both know that sooner or later the drug trial will end and the pills will stop coming. Perhaps Millie will, too.

40 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 25, 2012

About the author

Writer of naughty romance and raunchy humor. Quick and dirty smut for the busy woman on the go. 2012 Epic finalist for Stormy Wedding. 2012 Reader's Choice Beanpot double finalist with Stormy Wedding and Drive-In.

Reviews

[Shelby P · Rating 4 out of 5]

This novella was quick and dirty. It was surprisingly funny. I liked Millie and Tom. Liked that Tom did not blame Millie for not being able to achieve an orgasm. Makes you wonder whose fault it is if a woman is unable to achieve orgasm: the woman's, the man's, or both? Interesting.

[Linda Morris · Rating 5 out of 5]

I always enjoy Kelli Scott's books and this was no exception. Her voice is always funny and fresh with lots of heat, but this story had heart as well. Unlike most romances, where the hero and heroine pretty much have spectacular sex non-stop, at the beginning of this story, Millie and Tom's sex life is a disaster. They love each other, but in bed, Millie feels nothing. The book takes an empathetic and sensitive look at how this impacts their relationship and self-esteem. Possible redemption comes in the form of a clinical drug trial for Millie. Overcoming her fears, she takes the medication and the results are beyond anything she imagined. But the drug trial can't last forever, and Millie and Tom are left fretting about what will happen when the meds run out.