Lust

by Caroline Gerardo

Sam is hunting for sexual pleasures to fill his boredom. Using a dating service proves to be an easy way to find willing partners. Joan studied to be a sushi chef after her job with the schools. She wants to find her true harmony match.
NC-17 rating
short fiction, thriller

Nook

First published February 23, 2010

About the author

Caroline Gerardo ( C. G. Barbeau)
lives in California and Wyoming. Caroline's last novel is The Lucky Boy.
Short stories, transgressional fiction, poetry, dark fiction
Member International Thriller Writers

Caroline's poetry and short fiction : Lucent Dreaming;
Olentangy Review; Midwestern Gothic Review, One Stop Poetry;
Sleet Magazine; Scapegoat Review;
Narrative Magazine; Negativesucks Magazine, and two Anthologies.

MFA Claremont Graduate University
BA dual major Art and Literature Scripps College

https://carolinegerardo.blogspot.com/


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Reviews

[Gary Anderson · Rating 5 out of 5]

This novelette is another look into the mind of a female author. Caroline is wonderful at giving you a picture of her story. Lust is a story that could make you afraid of internet relationships. And perhaps it is a warning to women that men lie. Well, not all of us and not all the time!!

[Caroline Gerardo · Rating 5 out of 5]

Lust

From September 5th until October 15th any Goodreads member who purchases my short story Lust on Amazon I will send a coupon and a Halloween treat.
All you have to do is send me a message on twitter @ cgbarbeau

My next short story is releasing for Halloween

Lust will make you worry if you ever sign up for online dating.
It is not just that dharmeny and nomatch hijack your credit card and will not let you go- sometimes that perfect looking date is out for your soul.

[Kate · Rating 1 out of 5]

I could not get past the second chapter. It is just so poorly written. Wish I had not wasted the 99 cents. I deleted it from my nook so I'd never have to see it again. just awful.