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Naughty Bedtime Stories

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Naughty Bedtime Stories is one great erotic short-story collection. I had once read one erotic novel by Joan Elizabeth Lloyd called Midnight Butterfly and it was about time I read another one of her offerings. This collection contains some rather naughty stories for couples. Each story contains something that will please a specific reader. Lloyd has written stories with elements of bondage, different fetishes, fantasy and paranormal. My favorite stories are "In My Dreams," "Woodworking Wizard," "The Woman Who Tried to Seduce Death," "Succubus," "Incubus," and "Read Aloud." There is something for everyone here. Even though some of the stories were disappointingly short, Naughty Bedtime Stories is an overall satisfactory read (so to speak).

This was overall pretty well done, but not quite as spicy as I like. It was still worth reading and more exciting than some of the snoozers they have out. They just don't make them like Ann Rice anymore, do they? her 'Beauty' Trilogy is the best I have ever found. More recent is Nancy Madore's Enchanted, which is probably one of the best erotics I have seen lately.

I have read some other books by this author that I enjoyed, so I was excited to get this one. However, I discovered that this is exactly the same book as one I already had by her by another name "Bedtime Stories for Lovers III". Why would you market the same book by another title??? I was very upset to have paid money for the same book.

Great little collection of fantasies! I loved being able to read these at the spur of the moment to my lover because each of the twenty-four stories was short and got right down to business. If I could see that after listening to one story my bed mate was still coming up "short" in his interest, I simply went on to the next until I got the desired effect... There's variety in her characters: singles, spouses, supernatural, anonymous, and in settings, particularly the bondage "mystery" female seductress in the Tunnel of Love. What sets J.E. Lloyd's stories apart from the usual fair is that she never heads into the dark side of sex. If you like a little inspiration but don't want to be thinking about infidelity, rape, sadism or your garden variety illegal activities, these stories are healthy but still very, very sexy!

The stories, without fail, were tame and harmless as a paperplate. I would recommend this book to couples trying to rekindle some sort of bland passion, or to those who feel that holding hands is a type of foreplay.