Fairy Tale Lust
Erotic Fantasies for Women
by Kristina Wright
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Fairy Tale Lust
Top erotica writer Kristina Wright transforms fairy dust into Fairy Tale Lust, a compilation of playfully seductive, supernaturally sensual, darkly erotic stories that sizzle. The sexcapades include Three Times, the story of a beautiful princess trapped by a spell that’s left her body encased by a vine. But it’s no prince who frees her to live—and love—again. In All in a Days Work a high-powered businessman enjoys the added benefit of having a Fairy Godmother who happens to be a dominatrix. And there’s the tale of The Obedient Wife. Her father sells her to a beast! But he has another hidden side, and lucky for her, both are extremely satisfying. These and seventeen other tempting tales will keep you lusting happily ever after.
Hardcover : 208 pages
Publisher: Cleis Press, Inc. ( July 01, 2010 )
Item #: 13-105657
ISBN: 9781616646158
Product Dimensions: 5.5 x 8.25 x 0.47inches
Product Weight: 11.0 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
The Brothers Not So Grimm??? 
May 21, 2012
Erotica is in the eye. . and mind of the beholder. This is a delightful mix of fairy tale and the nitty-not-so-gritty. More than vanilla, less than overt sexual detail. .a nice blend of body heat and storyline. A few real gems tucked in amongst some less stellar offerings but
that is the way of most anthology/compendiums. It is well written and much more interesting than the "Shades of Grey" muck that is being touted from every source. Fairy tales have always had their dark side that is why they were told to intimidate small children to change the error of their ways. And why they have endured from generation to generation. A nice twist to some old standbys.
Reviewer: Patty
Boring.
January 18, 2012
Bought this book and was dissapointed at the erotica. Most storys are not very original. They are not all that exciting either. I am disapointed.
Reviewer: Heather
Perfect for bedtime
July 09, 2011
18 short stories. Of course I didn't love all of them but there are more than a few superb stories in here that make it more then worth the time and $$. Carol Hassler's "Gingerbread Man" is one of the sweetest love stories I've heard in a long time. The visual image of the mermaid in the tank from Andrea Dale's "How the Little Mermaid Got Her Tail Back" will stay in my mind for a long time yet. It's one of those stories where you can't read anything immediately following without a cooldown period first. While the story line of Craig Sorensen's "Ducking" wasn't my cup of tea, his character's narative voice was superb. Cheating spouses is a total turn-off for me but I don't think I'll be able to see Michelangelo's The Creation of Adam again without a visual of that totally hot sex scene from Kristina Wright's "In the Dark Woods". (I think only ALzheimer's can wipe that from my mind.) Honorable mentions go to Michelle Augello-Pages "The Kiss" and Charlotte Stein's "The Return". Give it a try. If you enjoy it even half as much as I did you won't regret your purchase.
Reviewer: dks
OK not Great
January 23, 2011
I thought that the stories would be a bit more. Many of the stories fell short of erotica but overall not bad.
Reviewer: Gaea71
A little sexy
January 20, 2011
I bought this book in the $10 sale hoping it would be worth it. I admit that the main reason I wanted to read it was because of the dominatrix story in it. Surprise though, this story is the very last one in the book! All in all it is a pretty sexy little book with a few twists. Most of the stories take place in the modern world. "Gingerbread Man" was by the far the strangest story. Beware of "non-straight" erotica if you're not into it, because it's all here! If you enjoy this book I recommend Anne Rice's earlier trilogy of Sleeping Beauty.
Reviewer: Salix
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