Bøger af Robin J. Kingsley

Five companions, three men and two women, whare their sexual experiences and viewpoints. A tale set in England circa 1800. A full-length, sexually explicit novel for men and women who appreciate intellectual erotica.

A sexually explicit novel for female and male readers who appreciate intellectual erotica. A middle-aged wife goes up to the cabin at the lake with a college student handyman. The husband was going to go, but had to stay for work. She decides that she deserves the experience of seducing the young stud and enjoying a fling, and she is confident that in return she can tutor him in the sexual arts. (She accomplishes both goals.) Other erotic books by Robin J. Kingsley: Fantasztikus, The Compleat Eroticist, and Three Tales of Erotica (the last-named comprising Amsterdam, The List, and The Wife's Cuckold-Husband.

Three short sexually explicit erotic novels. Amsterdam: Fresh out of college, a woman begins her career as a photo journalist with a magazine that features nude male models, beginning her exploration of the world of handsome, well-hung men with great physiques. The List: A woman reminisces about the various partners she has known. The Wife's Cuckold-Husband: A loving husband comes to terms with the fact that he has lost fucking rights with his wife to a superior male yet desperately wants to remain her husband.

An erotic romance develops when a 31-year-old PhD student doing research in Hungary stays at an old villa in the countryside, now an inn, where a young handyman works. Her doctoral thesis is about the way people who were controlled by the Nazis and then the Communists have managed to heal their country and live normal lives. The handyman, whose father was taken away by the Communists and never heard from again, says he is "guilty to be alive," and the PhD student sets out to cure him of that guilt with her affection. A mystery unfolds involving the hidden treasure of the villa, the wealth the old family cached as the country was being taken over by the Communists after World War II. If that precious box can be found, will it contain, in addition to the family's gold and jewels, the secret composition of Franz Liszt that was to crown his career?