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Jewels of Desire and Butterfly's Effect

Sexual Healing: Too Shy

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Jewels of Desire and Butterfly's Effect

# of pages or word count: 35 pages
Genre: Contemporary light BDSM erotic romance anthology
Heat rating: 3 Novas

All work and no play? Not in their offices.

Elaine's relationship with her office assistance went from a normal friendship to lovers, and they are both struggling to find the balance between their professional and personal lives together. Steve wants to take things public, but Elaine is worried about possible complications. So he decides to show her who's boss, with a little help from her submissive nature and a sexy new toy in Michelle Houston's "Butterfly's Effect."

In D Musgrave's "Jewels of Desire," Sabrina receives a special set of intimate jewelry. Intrigued by the possibilities, she decides to wear it to work. Can she maintain her composure while fighting the urge to give in to the desires the jewelry inspires?

Reviewer: Terrihawk

Review: Oct 5, 2010

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Genre(s): Erotic Romance, Anthologies, BDSM

This anthology consists of two very short stories. "Jewels of Desire" by D. Musgrave is the story of Sabrina, whose new boyfriend Jack has her wear a piece of erotic jewelry to work one day. It is certainly hot, but I found that I didn't really care for Sabrina. I would have appreciated learning something more about her besides her need to orgasm. "Butterfly's Effect" by Michelle H

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Sexual Healing: Too Shy

# of pages or word count: 25 pages

Genre: Contemporary BDSM erotic romance

Heat rating: 3 Novas

Despite being married for several years, and loving her husband with all her heart, Sophia is looking for something more--the Big O. But her deep-seated shyness has made that search all but impossible.

Can Dr. Marianne Haley show the inhibited Sophia the way to bliss? Can she guide Sophia to take what she needs, to both her and her husband's pleasure?

Reviewer: Bookgrrl1976

Review: May 31, 2010

Night Owl Book Review for Sexual Healing: Too Shy

Genre(s): Erotic Romance, Menage / Multiple Partners, BDSM

Sexual Healing: Too Shy is a short novella chronicling shy Sophia’s inability to relax and embrace her femininity. Married for several years, her inability to orgasm has become too problematic and she seeks the assistance of Dr. Marianne Haley. Dr. Haley’s hand’s on approach to helping her patients is very sexy but there are several instances where the scenes do not mesh. Th

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