Reddit mentions: The best romantic erotica books

You know, after reading the excerpt I went to Amazon to get a little more info on this book. So I searched on "Nailed." First I got:

http://www.amazon.com/Nailed-Jennifer-Laurens/dp/1933963867/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1290169364&sr=8-1

> "One girl. Two guys. Who says three's a crowd? When Mandy takes an unusual summer job-in construction-she has to prove she's just one of the guys. But she gets more than she bargains for being the only girl on the job. The mixture of hot guys, sunscreen, raw wood and testosterone proves to be an elixir she can't protect her heart from. Brooding Boston and flirty AJ find themselves looking at Mandy as more than just a girl who holds a hammer. Mandy soon finds herself not only lost in a whirlwind of a male-dominated world, but also the center of an inadvertently "constructed" love triangle. Mandy must choose between two guys who want her heart. But what's a girl to do when she wants them both?"

Then I got:

http://www.amazon.com/Nailed-Amie-Stuart/dp/0758218931/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1290169364&sr=8-5

> "Late Night As resident fix-it girl for an apartment complex in a tiny Texas town, Bonnie James makes enough money to pay the bills and have a little fun on the side. She likes checking out the other tenants and sometimes indulges in her own sexual fantasies by watching them late at night. It's exciting, it's erotic, and it always leaves her ready and willing for more- Turn On When you're a bounty hunter, late night stake-outs are part of the job. So Wynn Collier should be concentrating on his own business, not watching a Peeping Tom with the sweetest body west of the Mississippi. But he's a hot-blooded male on a hot Texas night and he can't resist the chance to investigate every one of her delectable curves."

And suddenly I was much less concerned about finding the actual book. Excellent choice of title though.

Alan’s life was coming apart at the seems. Having lost his well-paid job, he spiraled out of control not knowing what to do next. His marriage to his college sweetheart was becoming evermore of a loveless sham and his own sense of self-worth had all but disappeared.

Then one day his wife told him about a TV show that was about to launch, Hunted: Moon Creek. The premise was simple, all he had to do was escape capture from the local police force for a month and not only would he win a share of $100,000 but also they would offer all those who won a job on the force.

One thing troubled him though and that was if he was captured, he would spend the rest of the month doing time in a real prison. It was the ultimate gamble with his freedom.

With a supportive wife by his side, it gave him every opportunity to be successful. The woman who he’d been married to for over 20 years had a plan that she felt was foolproof. It involved him living and working as a woman, hiding in plain sight!

It would require a lot of faith but also send Alan on a journey of self-discovery and new experiences.

This 27,000 word psychological thriller novella follows his journey on the run along with finding out all about the people who help and hinder him along the way...

Available on Amazon for £2.99 (and free for KU users)

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078QZV2D5

If you like audiobooks, these are all good! Oh, and they've got dope kindle versions too!

Dreadnought, by April Daniels

Sovereign, by April Daniels

Telling Lies Online, by Miranda MacLeod

And Playing the Role of Herself, by K.E. Lane

Annie On My Mind, by Nancy Garden

The Gravity Between Us, by Kristen Zimmer

Everything Leads to You, by Nina LaCour

Kiss The Girl (Soho Loft Book 1), by Melissa Brayden

Just Three Words (Soho Loft Book 2), by Melissa Brayden

Ready or Not (Soho Loft Book 3), by Melissa Brayden

The Princess Affair, by Nell Stark

Santa Olivia, by Jacqueline Carey

Saints Astray (Santa Olivia sequel), by Jacqueline Carey

Ask the Passangers, by A.S. King

The Miseducation of Cameron Post, by Emily M. Danforth

The Dark Wife, by Sarah Diemer

Protector of the Realm, by Gun Brooke

Zero Visibility, by Georgia Beers

Popcorn Love, by KL Hughes

How Sweet It Is, by Melissa Brayden

Her Name in the Sky, by Kelly Quindlen

Turn Back Time, by Radclyffe (btw, most Radclyffe books have audiobook versions)

The Color of Love, by Radclyffe

Trauma Alert, by Radclyffe

Above All, Honor, by Radclyffe

Taking Fire, by Radclyffe

Infinite Loop, Meghan O'Brien

The Brutal Truth, by Lee Winter

Miss Match, by Fiona Riley

Like Jazz, by Heather Blackmore

Shield of Justice, by Radclyffe

Casting Lacey, by Elle Spencer

Calendar Girl, by Georgia Beers

It Should Be a Crime, by Carsen Taite

Trigger, by Jessica Webb

Desire by Starlight, by Radclyffe

Rescued Heart (Puppy Love Book 1), by Georgia Beers

Run to You (Puppy Love Book 2), by Georgia Beers

Dare to Stay (Puppy Love Book 3), by Georgia Beers

Just Jorie, by Robin Alexander

Just Juliet, by Charlotte Reagan

At the Water's Edge, by Harper Bliss

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What do you mean I listen to too many gay audiobooks?<br />
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Assuming you enjoy reading WLW books as well, or want to discover audiobooks that I myself haven't yet sampled yet, you can search [this list](https://www.goodreads.com/list/show/29917.Best_F_F_Romance_Books?page=1) from goodreads!

Hi all.

I’ve released my debut novel and I’m very excited about it. If you are into gay erotic romance that has plenty hot action, romance and a good story to tie them together, I’d appreciate it you check it out. If you like it, I’d love to hear what you think by way of a review on Amazon.com. I’ve started on the second book and enjoying every moment of it. Just thought I’d share.

Here is the Amazon link if anyone is interested: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07WGW4YQP

Thanks so much for the support.

Hi rnbguru,

Covers are hard. There's a reason people do whole Bachelor degrees in design, and I'm wishing I'd done something similar. My first step in designing a cover is: what's the genre? What's the theme? What can immediately communicate both those things to a reader? I don't care about metaphors, or being classy. You're not designing something that a reader can pick up and look at in detail. It has to be crisp and clear, even from a thumbnail.

For example, my short story The Ant Tower is a fantasy with some historical Roman elements. So, I head to http://compfight.com/, which is a flickr search tool which lets you weed out CC licensed photography. I found an appropriate landscape and dude in Roman-esque costume, and took them in to photoshop. Make sure you check the licensing on each photo - CC covers a wide range of licenses. Some people let anyone use their photos for anything. Some people want attribution. Some people won't allow you to use their photos for commercial purposes without express permission.

Chop the landscape down to a book-ish ratio (4:3), lighten it up a bit (brighter sells better), darken the Roman so it looks like he kind of fits. I add the tower in the background, and a smoke effect to make it stand out. This is also important - try to have SOME element of a protagonist or antagonist/challenge/goal in the cover. Landscapes are boring, but a landscape + hero is cool.

Then flatten the layers and play around with Colour Balance, so everything in the cover has some similar colour elements in the shadows and highlights. This will help tie different elements together. From there, I add several layers of monochrome paper texturing over the image on Overlay, just to make it feel less shiny, more natural.

Finally, the text. This is vital. Play with fonts and sizes, always zooming way out to make sure the text is readable from a tiny thumbnail. Text should be clear without any big shiny outlines or drop shadows - in my opinion, they always look amateurish. If you can't make the text stand out, put a background around it. Anything but an obvious outer glow or drop shadow!

Finally, the links. Look inside The Ant Tower, and you'll see, right below the title, a link to They Trade in Eyes. I have a similar one at the end of the story. Trade in Eyes is what I hope to be my leading story, one that's always somewhere up in the charts. So, link all your books/stories back to that one leading story, so it's always (hopefully) pushed up the sales ranks. Meanwhile, in the leading story, you have a massive set of links to all your work. So, no matter what people buy, they get directed to your leading story, which acts as an index... giving buyers an encyclopaedic collection of links to all your stuff.

I mainly read lesdom erotica, so take with a grain of salt if you're into F/m stuff

Claiming Katy (free online) is pretty excellent (though rather extreme) sadomasochism with a side-helping of service submission. Sophie (protagonist) doesn't deserve Katy and is a terrible dom, but she has actual character growth and becomes better over the course of the story. Expect edge play and not enough negotiation, but... Fuck, it's hot.

At her feet (not free, but worth it for the ebook) is warm, fluffy and wholesome-ish mommy dom/little girl stuff, at least in that it's extremely clear that the two women are totally into each other and their dynamic. It's not really my kink, but I had a smile on my face for most of the time I was reading it. Would recommend based solely on how happy it is.

Basically what you describe can have a number of possible reasons.

First checking for meds may be an idea. Some meds, for example for depression, can cause a lower libido and can also cause less ability to be aroused. It may be possible to switch to another one in case.

In general adding bioidentical progesterone might help with libido. It is available as creams ( USP ) and pills ( Prometrium, Utrogestan etc ). If you have a uterus using it at some times in your cycle may be preferable. You might talk this through with an OBGyn.

Next some cis people want a bigger clit but it may be a good idea to think it through if you really want this. There are a number of cis people who try something along those lines :

https://www.reddit.com/r/asktransgender/comments/8r0nkw/im_bigender_and_have_questions_about_bottom/

And lastly there may be some helpful literature. This is a book that may help with o abilities. The title is a bit sensational but its by a therapist pair who have their own clinic. They describe things that can be done to go from pre orgasmic to possibly multi o. They have a holistic approach with detailed drawings and exercises including getting the head free, creating a relaxing environment etc. I know of a number of people where it helped.


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I just published my first book last month! https://www.amazon.com/Cant-Lose-Rae-Birch-ebook/dp/B07MXTFF6S/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1549999161&sr=1-1&keywords=can%27t+lose+rae+birch

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My first goal was to make the sex not cringey. My second goal was to build characters that I relate to and want to hang out with, who like the same things I like. Bevvie and Noah watch tons of movies, talk about books, binge TV. This is an age gap romance (all very legal!) and super contemporary. AND super sexy!!

My VERY first published work. It's a short, steamy, and sweet erotic romance between a pretty and petite librarian lady and a young athletic confident man. They spend the night together in the library. :3

http://www.amazon.com/One-Night-Overdue-Casey-Salazar-ebook/dp/B00UG3RDFG/ref=sr_1_2?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1425921287&sr=1-2&keywords=one+night+overdue

Would love an honest review on my 2500-word vanilla story, "Fun After the Fire." It's my first self-published story!

http://www.amazon.com/Fun-After-Fire-Madeleine-Lakewood-ebook/dp/B00JFS8ZDW/
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/425643

PM me and I can send you a Smashwords coupon code!

Hi! I'm an softer erotic romance short story writer, my first of several books ranging from medieval to sci fi (not all erotica, just romance really with sex) was just released on Amazon and is currently free for this week (until the 5th).
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07VSX46YH

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Cassen, Scribe of Cor, goes on a journey before committing himself to the four year long task of rewriting the Corricalum. His last stop having been planned all along. Rumors only spoke vaguely of the Twins Tavern and the siblings that ran it. What's to come of his last night of freedom? 

Have you read any Choose-Your-Own-Romance books? Super fun. Check out Island Affairs in the Paths to Passion series.

Blessings of the Heart?

http://www.amazon.com/Blessings-of-the-Heart-ebook/dp/B004XVSUX6

Hi! I'd love advice on my newest release: Belmont Billionaires: Breaking in the Cook

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Hi there, reddit writers. If you have a taste for strange and darkly erotic romances (and who doesn’t?), I’ve just published for Kindle the first book of (hopefully) a series, Smoke and Mirror: Mad and Luke Book 1. It’s a slightly smutty, queer love story involving questions of gender identity, struggles with past trauma and guilt, and the problems of sudden, unsought celebrity.

I would greatly appreciate any feedback, even if you just want to read the first few free sample pages. If you have the Kindle Unlimited deal, the whole thing should be free. Let me know if neither of those options work for you, and we’ll figure out something—if you want to read, I want you to have it. Thanks!

Link to download page.

I wrote an entire novel based around the futa-on-women premise, with real plot, mystery, action, adventure, etc, and to make the fantasy elements easier on people I even went modern urban with it... and it doesn't sell.

That's why you don't see more of it out there in the net aside of free places like HF. There is a very small, very vocal population of people who like it, but a lot of the people actually buying futa-related material do so because of the dominance issues involved. It's sad really, because I very much share your opinion.

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here's a book of his called "for the love of poindexter". The back cover has pictures of BOTH of his cars and the quote "his books are equivalent to hot, raw sex and chocolate on any given day"

"Is She, Isn't She?" and the second part, "Will She, Won't She?" By Kelly Kristina Ace (HarmonyHaze).

I haven't seen this one listed, but it is erotica with a lot of storyline. If you're familiar with the website literotica it has both parts minus the very end of the second part. For those who would like to avoid literotica I'll link other ways to read it below. :)

Part 1:

https://www.wattpad.com/story/9574286-is-she-isn't-she

Part 2:

http://www.amazon.ca/Will-She-Wont-Written-Kelly-ebook/dp/B010VRCWWA

The same author has some stories on Amazon. They're like $3 for a collection. I think The New World is especially good.

For those of you that still read on occasion; this book takes edging to the next level. http://www.amazon.com/ESO-Lover-Extended-Sexual-Orgasm/dp/0446677620