Erotics Anonymous

by Veronica Wilde

She joined a secret society of masks and sex games. What she found was a forbidden love.

A Strangers in the Night story.

As a writing student at an exclusive college, Chelsea Becker isn’t into the normal, boring dating scene. Nor is she interested in pledging a sorority. But when a botched class assignment results in a chance to do some “extra credit”, she discovers a secret society of famous erotica writers on campus. As an aspiring erotica writer, she’s willing to do anything to join.

Her initiation tests include the exploration of her most risqué fantasies—including wordless sex with a masked “muse” whose scorching touch betrays the passion they’re not supposed to feel.

Her initiation into Erotics Anonymous is supposedly just a game. But the lust her muse evokes is erupting into forbidden love… a love that will come at a very dangerous price.

86 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 15, 2008

Reviews

[Megan · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book is neither the best, nor the worst that the erotica genre has to offer. While I appreciate that the story line is all about the schmexing and even enjoyed trying to figure out the little mystery, the characterization is poor. The heroine was incredibly unlikable. And as is the case with most erotica, this presented multiple situations with involving a submissive woman.

It's a shame that "real" literature doesn't involve dirtiness, and that erotica writers don't put more focus on writing quality. Overall this one was alright. I enjoyed it but don't see myself wanting to reread it in the future.

[Tia · Rating 3 out of 5]

I expected more but was alright with what I got, you could say. It wasn't anything outstanding and it most certainly and unfortunately didn't turn me on but c'est la vie.