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Sun, sand, sea and sex. And lots of it. Following up the acclaimed "What I Did On My Summer Vacation," erotic author Chrissie Bentley returns to her favorite time of year for a scorching selection of XXX tales set in the Caribbean paradise of Jamaica. Join Chrissie as she takes a motorbike ride she will never forget, and a dancehall performance that nobody else will; at an unexpected mountain movie shoot, and an all night vigil at a haunted fort. And more.Summertime has never felt so hot.

Chrissie Bentley serves up a lipsmacking collection of red-hot erotica.

A mysterious cult that traces its origins back to ancient Greece. A modern society poised on the furthest shore of what we deem acceptable. "Miss America" is a tense, extreme, erotic and often disturbing study of a young woman taken to the limits of her sexual endurance. There to discover that her limits are only the beginning.

From the Indian art of auparishtaka to ZZ Top's pearl necklaces; from capnolagia to toys and taste; from Deep Throat to Foreign Slang, Glory Holes and One Night Stands, "The Social History of Fellatio" is the ultimate guide to this most intimate of acts. More than 50 chapters, arranged from A-Z, discuss technique, kinks, health, morality, art, literature, music, movies and much more. Historical detail lies alongside fictional reimaginings (which are, nevertheless, based upon historical fact); private memories with public utterances; ancient magic with modern technology. Packed with illustrations, it is a mixed bag stuffed with all manner of wonderful items, all unified by just one common denominator. They all have something to do with one or other of the eighty-plus different names by which one single, simple act is known to those of us who talk dirty in English (and which are noted in all their glory in the appendix). "The Social History of Fellatio" doesn't simply tell "everything you ever wanted to know" about the subject. It also details everything you ever wanted to try.

An historical cavalcade of red hot erotica set in the ever-changing streets of London's East End. Michelle Carter, a young professional in her first ever London apartment, discovers that she and her roommate, Janet, are not alone. The past, too, inhabits the rooms, a sensual, tactile past that reaches back over 200 years, to draw the two women into the succession of sexual encounters that must be relived before they can be understood. Set exclusively on London's Isle of Dogs, a tiny patch of land that has seen countless changes over the centuries, Below Blue London is a seamless combination of explicit erotic detail and expert historical documentation. Sweeping from Yuppie brokers to Victorian dockers, from the desperation of poverty to the complacency of wealth, from the horror of the London Blitz to the luxury of the Royal Court, Below Blue London is an historical epic like no other

Eleven seething tales of scalding raunch set in that most sacred of sexual sanctuaries - the public library. After hours, off the cuff, behind the bookshelves or under the desk, The Nympho Librarian and Other Stories is the book that defies the Dewey Decimal System. It ought to be filed under Red Hot Erotica. But you'll keep it under 69.

From the Indian art of auparishtaka to ZZ Top's pearl necklaces; from capnolagia to toys and taste; from Deep Throat to Foreign Slang, Glory Holes and One Night Stands, "The Social History of Fellatio" is the ultimate guide to this most intimate of acts. More than 50 chapters, arranged from A-Z, discuss technique, kinks, health, morality, art, literature, music, movies and much more. Historical detail lies alongside fictional reimaginings (which are, nevertheless, based upon historical fact); private memories with public utterances; ancient magic with modern technology. Packed with illustrations, it is a mixed bag stuffed with all manner of wonderful items, all unified by just one common denominator. They all have something to do with one or other of the eighty-plus different names by which one single, simple act is known to those of us who talk dirty in English (and which are noted in all their glory in the appendix). "The Social History of Fellatio" doesn't simply tell "everything you ever wanted to know" about the subject. It also details everything you ever wanted to try.

In London in the 1960s, pornography was a man's world. It was viewed by men, written by men, directed by men and filmed by men. If they hadn't needed actresses to play a part on camera, it would probably have been made by men as well. And then a woman came along, and changed that world completely. This is her story. The mid-1960s were the golden age of truly underground erotic film making, the last grand flowering of the trade before the progressive liberalization of the arts, the advent of new forms of technology (beginning with the VHS tape), and the mercurial success of the movie Deep Throat transformed a once deeply secretive and self-involved industry into... indeed, a mainstream industry. Tonight at 8 returns us to those halcyon days; to a gray and overcast landscape of dirty raincoats and secretive doormen, of darkened club rooms and menacing mobsters; and a square mile of seedy businessmen for whom sex films were made for fun as much as finance - at least by the people on either side of the camera. It is the semi-fictional, but wholly truthful autobiography of one of the era's most prolific film-makers - a XXX novella that could double as a confessional text book, but which pulls no punches in either direction.

Armed with only his relentless curiosity for the darkest recesses of human sexuality, Ambrose Horne is the enterprising eroticist for whom no puzzle is too perplexing, no secret is too scandalous, and no position is too impolite. Now, gathered together for the first time, The Erotic Adventures Of Ambrose Horne reveals the Carnal Casebook of the Idiosyncratic Inquisitor, the Horny Holmes ... the man who put the Dick into Private Investigator ... the one-and-only Ambrose Horne.

In London in the 1960s, pornography was a man's world.It was viewed by men, written by men, directed by men and filmed by men. If they hadn't needed actresses to play a part on camera, it would probably have been made by men as well.And then a woman came along, and changed that world completely.This is her story.The mid-1960s were the golden age of truly underground erotic film making, the last grand flowering of the trade before the progressive liberalization of the arts, the advent of new forms of technology (beginning with the VHS tape), and the mercurial success of the movie Deep Throat transformed a once deeply secretive and self-involved industry into... indeed, a mainstream industry.Soho By Spotlight returns us to those halcyon days; to a gray and overcast landscape of dirty raincoats and secretive doormen, of darkened club rooms and menacing mobsters; and a square mile of seedy businessmen for whom sex films were made for fun as much as finance - at least by the people on either side of the camera.It is the semi-fictional, but wholly truthful autobiography of one of the era's most prolific film-makers - a XXX novella that could double as a confessional text book, but which pulls no punches in either direction.