How We Are Together: A collection of five erotic stories

A collection of five erotic stories with mixed themes including threesome, BDSM, wife swapping, rent boy and foot fetish. How We Are Together by David Hawthorne He's 43, she's 22 - she says she loves him because he's mature and does things to her younger men don't do. He loves her for herself. She wants to make up a threesome with her friend; he isn't so keen. He's happy with her. She asks him how he can resist making love with two young women. So eventually he relents and gives the girls a night that neither of them will ever forget. Hard Bodies by Alcamia Payne Pinkie gets more than she bargains for when she visits her sculptor friend, Blare's, latest creation. That life-size naked model in his gallery looks uncannily like her, and its polymer partner is the image of him. She has secretly lusted after Blare for a very long time, but she's happy to make do with a life size model of him - especially as the realism is perfect in every detail. But when Blare catches her getting up close and personal with the statue, it seems as though she's about to get two Blares for the price of one. Hustling Myself by L A Fields Being Chase's rent boy is more profitable than waiting tables, but Brian still finds it humiliating to sell himself to someone who so obviously loathes him. At least Chase's, sidekick, Kyle, is of a gentler disposition and servicing the two of them together makes it bearable. When Brian can no longer look at himself in the mirror he calls the arrangement to an end. Later, he is approached by Kyle again and he relents, as long as Chase is no longer involved. None of them knows that murder is only a few blocks away. All You Can Eat by Josie Jordan For most of their relationship Gary has tried to persuade Dawn to try wife-swapping. She's reluctant, but when they are spending the night at an airport hotel he brings the subject up again. The couple he has in mind are so beautiful that Dawn finds herself agreeing and while Gary takes Claudia to his room, Dawn goes up to bed with Adam. Adam proves to be an amazing and caring lover - very different from Gary - and Dawn finds herself wondering what it would be like to make the swap permanent - Foot Soldier by Lynn Lake Teresa wants her husband, Bill, back from the war before he 'loses it' altogether. Bill's had a difficult war. But the only way to get him home is to persuade his General that he needs to come home. When a polite request is refused, Teresa knows she'll have to find the General's weakness - and this isn't as difficult as she fears. She soon has the man wrapped around her little finger, or should that be toe? These stories have also been published in Indecent Proposals ISBN 9781907016585

About the Author :
L.A. Fields is the author of The Disorder Series and My Dear Watson, a queer Sherlock Holmes pastiche. Her short fiction has appeared in anthologies of horror, erotica, and academia. Find her online at: Blog: la-fields.livejournal.com Lynn Lake's fantasies could fill a book - and have (or, at least, parts of many, many books). Her imagination substitutes for a somewhat dreary existence in the middle of nowhere home to a particularly harsh climate. She's a frustrated crime writer (few markets) and an unfulfilled SF author (no science background). Her erotic experiences, frankly, look better on paper, where she need not discriminate based on couplings, positionings, flogging devices, and/or binding materials. Rich, thick, wet ink spilling out of the golden nib of a finely-crafted fountain pen onto bright, white, textured paper is a form of ecstasy to her, free of STD's. She has a cat and an insatiable craving to express herself. Inspiration comes from everywhere, everything, and everybody she meets or sees or visualizes, but mostly from her mind (very often early in the morning when she first wakes up). She doesn't wait for the wet muse to tingle her in the appropriate places, however; oftentimes she just sits and stares at a blank piece of paper (Hilroy, lined, in a wire-bound notebook) until an idea strikes her and she pen-strokes it, first into a brief outline, and then into a full story (which usually goes through a, minimum, three-draft process). She's fairly well-read and quite good at mimicking other styles, which helps in the whole process, as does her natural shyness.