Wetter and New Girl,by Harper Bliss Review by Sasha Holden

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I lay around Saturday afternoon exploring the website Girlsway. Site creative director Bree Mills has done a brilliant job compiling a host of female on female lesbian sexual encounters. Ranging  in content from stepmother daughter, to first time lesbian anal and gorgeous lesbian experiences, the sites eclectic feast of beauty, is all caught magnificently in high definition heaven.

 

Before too long I was searching through the Goodreads I wanted to catch up on.Harper Bliss’ ‘Wetter”, and “The New Girl“, quickly headed to the top of my list. In short Harper has a way of draining every morsel of fluid from your body from the neck down, in rapid time. As is the modus operandi of her characters, your nipples soon stand to attention, whereupon moisture quickly commences leaking from all the right places. Before too long your body is enveloped in a sea of ecstasy, as you struggle to find enough strength to turn from page to page.

 

 

Wetter, by Harper Bliss

Rachel, the central character in “Wetter” is a bit betwixt and between, if the truth be known. Her male companion Jimmy, (a great cuddler), and her cat Jamie, wait attentively for her return from the gym. Meanwhile Rachel is curiously besotted with the ab muscles clenching tightly to the chest of her spin class instructor Toni. A short and somewhat sweaty read later and the reader soon finds themselves embroiled in a dizzy situation.  For Rachel finds herself losing all sense of direction at the sight of Toni’s naked breasts in front of her during their sauna.

Needless to say erect nipples pave the way for erotic tension between instructor and pupil, as the sweat begins to flow from all quarters of Rachel’s pert young body. Overwhelmed and overcome with excitement and indeed anticipation as the gym is set to close, Rachel quickly takes the initiative. ” Fuck me” she pleads with her instructor, who is only too willing to oblige.

A short, sensual and captivating encounter, “Wetter” leaves you, the reader looking at gyms from a whole different perspective. No longer are they the “Dick fest” turnoff that awaits many of their female participants. Within the turn of a  page they become the answer to your wildest dreams.

 

New Girl, by Harper Bliss

Nina is the young 21 year old member of the Volleyball Team. And Liz, eight years senior, is the respected stalwart who is nearing the end of her career. Though she tries her best to remain focused, Liz is soon distracted by the firm legs of her teammate Nina. Before long one thing leads to another and Liz ends up bruised and dejected, as the opposition Volleyball catches her cheekbone in between one of several longing glances toward Nina’s position on field. “How embarrassing“, thinks Liz, as she gazes at herself in the hotel mirror of the room she is sharing with Nina after the game. Even more embarrassing could be the fact that the hotel room has only one bed?

Everything is sorted though. Liz has purchased some Blue Lace PJ’s prior to coming away to ensure no section of her body shall remain exposed. Skin on skin is not an option. Or is it? How can Liz hide her seemingly erect nipples from the gaze of her attractive young team member. And what about the looming moisture between her thighs?

I won’t spoil the party for you, the reader, needles to say that perhaps Nina saw it all coming. In more ways than one.

 

 

 

 

Why Men Should Read Erotica – Business Insider India

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I recently collaborated for an article in Business Insider with the brilliant journalist/story teller Usha Rani Das…

I thought my followers may find it interesting!

Enjoy.

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Why men should read Mills and Boons! Hear it from an erotic fiction writer herself.

USHA RANI DAS AUG 17, 2015, 02.53 PM

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“The ability to engage the reader, to stir feelings deep within their being, is the ultimate goal of erotic fiction. When the reader takes the place of the characters in my story, I have succeeded.”- Sasha Holden, author of Malcolm’s Prize, an erotic fiction.Men knowing women well enough in bed, physically and mentally, should have been the reality. They treating us as only a source of giving them pleasure is the reality. Kiran Gandi sparked an online debate by running the London Marathon without a tampon, with menstrual blood dripping off her legs, to break the stigma associated with periods. From bra straps to periods, people have started talking about it like never before. It is high time to break another stigma associated with sex and women. Women have started coming out with their fantasies and choices. They are breaking free and if you want your partner to stay, start to know what they want. And, nothing can be a better guide than erotica. Here’s why.

1. We are more than a distressed princess- Know a woman in her true form. Contrary to what men like to say that a woman’s mind is impossible to read, knowing her body is the most difficult part. No, we are not just eyes, ears, lips, neck, breasts, vagina and thighs. We have pubic hair, we bleed at an interval of 28 days and we wear bras that have straps, to cry out loud. Oh, and we are not always 32, 26, 34. Neither do we want to be. We prefer men to know it before than give that “Oh what is that!” expression when we are just too excited to have our big ‘O’.

2. A woman enjoys sex like you- We don’t have sex just to bear a child and increase your heir population. We do it as we enjoy it. Period.

“Erotica is purely an extension of oneself, or one’s sexuality to be more specific. One’s inner most wants and desires. Exploring ones sexuality through a novel is healthy as individuals can relate and in turn engage in sexual activities in a passive format. For the most part erotica is sensuous, arousing and stimulatory, without being violent and abusive,” said Sasha.

3. We rule the fairyland too- We know men have their own fantasies. But did you know we have our own set of fantasies too which are not ‘husband coming home and make mushy love to us’ type. We like running in the fields, ride our chariots and sway against the wind. We have our own choices of positions too, legal and illegal. We prefer men to be creative.

“I believe erotic fiction has a lot to offer the male community. Many men have unrequited desires and inner sexual urges that can be both confusing and frustrating for them. They are often unaware of what women want and need sexually, and they feel alienated within their relationships and sex lives as a consequence. Reading erotica can provide men with a healthy outlet for their sexual desires and enable them to better understand not only themselves sexually, but reach a better understanding of women’s sexual needs and wants,” she said.

4. A women’s perspective of sex- The best way to make us happy is to try putting yourself in our shoes and enjoy a woman’s perspective of sex for a change. It is extremely important to know what women want in bed rather than just doing what you want. We think poles apart when it comes to being happy in bed. Our libido talks too.

5. We like exploring our own world- We touch ourselves and there is nothing to frown upon. While we read, we watch too. We hate it that men do not know all our pleasure points. Is the society finding it that difficult to talk about a woman masturbating? This might help- the more we know ourselves, the less work you have in bed!

“I write for both males as well as females however my audience is often middle aged women who enjoy the feeling of exploring their inner most sexual desires and urges.”

6. It helps men too.

“Men are turned on predominantly by pornographic images and content, yet erotica in written form can provide levels of intensity and both mental and physical stimulation that indeed surpasses both images and vision. By relating to the erotic content they are reading, and at times by “picturing themselves in the story”, men can reach heightened levels of arousal and passion that take them to another level,” added Sasha.

Sasha further said that about 80 to at times 90 percent women read her books. A large proportion of men switch onto erotic poetry and short stories, yet these figures do not correlate to ebook and paperback sales of her erotica. That department is still monopolised by female readers.

“Some men indeed see reading erotica as a weakness, an affront to their prowess in the bedroom. Or a medium that challenges their own sexuality; “I’m a stud I certainly don’t want to read about anyone else being one”. Other men envisage erotica as being written purely for girls and women with nothing better to do than dream about fictitious romances to fill a void in their otherwise imperfect worlds. Either way many men don’t read erotica because they just haven’t tried it, and they believe it’s all for women.”

Sad but true!