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G Is for Games (Erotic Alphabet)

G Is for Games (Erotic Alphabet)
From Cleis Press

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Includes my story "Seven Minutes in Heaven"

Product Description

Feeling lucky? Games of skill and games of chance are rife with sexual possibilities. The back-and-forth pull of competition, the clever feint that lets your opponent think he’s got the upper hand, the thrill of risking everything on a sudden, bold gambit, the visceral charge of raking in a pile of chips, and then, of course, there’s something to be said for cheating… From light-hearted party games to devilishly simple competitions, here are stories for readers who love to play.


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #583636 in Books
  • Published on: 2007-07-28
  • Number of items: 1
  • Binding: Paperback
  • 144 pages

Editorial Reviews

T.R. Moss-alt.com
"G is for Games sounds promising with its theme of "games of skill and chance,"....Kristina Wright's "Seven Minutes in Heaven," about a young man tied in a closet so that he is "forced" to be the object of desire for a series of increasingly more aggressive and sexy women visitors was the best of the lot, and very hot and squirm-inducing; "The Big Touchdown" by Erica Dumas was surprisingly steamy as well, featuring a convincing cheerleader and football player in the back seat on touchdown night. Alison Tyler's "The Game" revved things up at the end with an edgy tale of sex and BDSM among a group of queer women rock stars and groupies...I recommend reading G is for Games for the very good stories..."


Customer Reviews

delightful and fun in a very pretty package5
I originally put this as a comment under Mr. Webb's 1 star review, but then, i realized I should just add it as my own review of the book, so here it is:

actually i loved this book. the games were varied--from Twister and Pool to Baseball and Football. The stories were totally sexy and varied. my favorite was Playing for Keeps by Emily Dubberley, but i also really liked Rachel Kramer Bussel's take on a chess competition Check, Mate.

i have the whole alphabet thus far (can't wait for the rest of them to come out) and have enjoyed them all. the stories are fun and the covers are pretty and the spines make all sorts of fun words if you have enough of them.

it's fair for everyone to have individual viewpoints, but Mr. Webb's negative review doesn't give any information. and the personal attack on the editor seems totally unjustifiable. to say "Don't buy ANY of her books" seems asinine. just because i can't stand It's A Wonderful Life doesn't mean that i'd tell the entire world to NEVER EVER watch a single Frank Capra movie. i LOVE Mr. Smith Goes To Washington. it's the same with authors and editors. and i really don't see anything specific about what you didn't like. *and* one person's perverse is another person's normal.

*beam*

Awful and a waste of paper1
This is the first book (and last) I've read by this "editor" of erotic stories. The stories chosen for the book were awful and the editing didn't seem to help the story lines. She has published quite a number of books under her name, using a letter of the alphabet to indicate the types of stories, which is misleading as the ones included in this book were just a compilation of anything other than what was indicated. Perhaps the editor/author should consider giving up the role of editing or putting together bad erotic stories under any title. Don't buy any of her books as you'll be disappointed with the content and style. They'll not give you any ideas for spicing up your bedroom activities unless you're perverse and without a creative mind of your own.

G is for Games4
It has just the erotic texture to keep fingers turning pages.You are thru before you even know it. Thanks Allison Tyler