4:Play captures the deliciousness of sexual fulfillment, the adventure of conquest, and the mystery of unexplored territory.
Among these progressive stories, a step-brother and step-sister try to make sense of the sexual love they share; a demure young woman encounters an incubus; and two friends strike up a stimulating discussion that acts as the perfect aphrodisiac.
With a scope and style that is fresh and compelling, 4:Play dives into the depths of navigating gender, sexuality, and the lines of desire.
4:Play contains 10 stories, and is approximately 81,000 words long.
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* This Amazon revised edition establishes the characters in Wicked Lovely as step siblings (not siblings).
* This is a work of contemporary fiction, not pornography. For more info/excerpts, please visit Jess's website @ jessink.com/porn_vs_erotica.htm
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Jess writes edgy/contemporary fiction, and is an English/Business graduate of Adams State College.
About her erotic work, she says, "My style of contemporary fiction focuses on psychosexual themes; erotic literature has nothing to do with explicitness (which differentiates it from pornography). I usually try to focus on the storyline amidst the activity--I aim to continue this focus in my future projects."
PRAISE for Jess C Scott's 4:PLAY:
"The stories cover stories that challenge the reader to see sex, and love through a perspective that is more accepting of others' differences whether it's sexual orientation, or just the acceptance of being able to make a choice about who one loves or has sex with." -- Charlotte Erotica Examiner, Dec 7, 2009
"These stories are too complex to be called erotic, too creative to be classifiable, too genre-bending to be conventionally published, and far too hot for me to handle." -- Joseph Grinton, April 2010
"I can't imagine thousands and millions of people not liking your style. It's unique and yet easily reaches a lot of people." -- Mike Fook, author of Thai Black Book
Among these progressive stories, a step-brother and step-sister try to make sense of the sexual love they share; a demure young woman encounters an incubus; and two friends strike up a stimulating discussion that acts as the perfect aphrodisiac.
With a scope and style that is fresh and compelling, 4:Play dives into the depths of navigating gender, sexuality, and the lines of desire.
4:Play contains 10 stories, and is approximately 81,000 words long.
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* This Amazon revised edition establishes the characters in Wicked Lovely as step siblings (not siblings).
* This is a work of contemporary fiction, not pornography. For more info/excerpts, please visit Jess's website @ jessink.com/porn_vs_erotica.htm
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Jess writes edgy/contemporary fiction, and is an English/Business graduate of Adams State College.
About her erotic work, she says, "My style of contemporary fiction focuses on psychosexual themes; erotic literature has nothing to do with explicitness (which differentiates it from pornography). I usually try to focus on the storyline amidst the activity--I aim to continue this focus in my future projects."
PRAISE for Jess C Scott's 4:PLAY:
"The stories cover stories that challenge the reader to see sex, and love through a perspective that is more accepting of others' differences whether it's sexual orientation, or just the acceptance of being able to make a choice about who one loves or has sex with." -- Charlotte Erotica Examiner, Dec 7, 2009
"These stories are too complex to be called erotic, too creative to be classifiable, too genre-bending to be conventionally published, and far too hot for me to handle." -- Joseph Grinton, April 2010
"I can't imagine thousands and millions of people not liking your style. It's unique and yet easily reaches a lot of people." -- Mike Fook, author of Thai Black Book
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