I want to make you come

The world of erotic literature is a rich and varied place. There are stories for every taste, every predilection, every kink. There are stories that are subtle, where it's all about the romance, the anticipation; there are stories where all of that is peripheral and it's all about the action. What it all boils down to, though, is the common thread: erotic literature is written to make you come.

My stories are no different. I write erotica because I want to turn readers on. I want to make you come. I want you to share my stories with your partners and friends and use them to turn each other on. I want you to read them when you're alone, read them while you have a little buzzer pressed against your clit or a lubed hand around your cock.

I want you to read and play and hold off because you want to play right to the end of the story, and then I want you to go back to the best bits and come.

Is that too much to ask?

I have a lot of writing experience in a variety of fields. I've written novels published by major commercial publishers. I've written for magazines. I like my stories to do more than just one thing: if you read my collection, You, you'll find they add up to more than just the sex: a relationship, two people having an affair where they have to tread carefully, but where the intensity is the ruling factor.

But one thing I loved about writing these stories is that they are about the sex. They're crammed full of it.

They are about turning you on.

They are about making you come.

I hope you don't mind...