Excerpt:
“Maybe you should stop trying to make sense of my kinks,” he says, smiling.
“Yeah, maybe I should.”
With some reluctance, she takes her hand from his ass and leans over the side of the bed for her suitcase. He takes the items as she hands them up. The lube, the packets of gloves and condoms, and then the double-headed dildo. It’s in a marbled blue pattern that reminds her of the ocean. The “flesh” color didn’t match either of their skin tones, too pale for hers and too dark for his, and actually, she likes that this one doesn’t look at all realistic. What about any of this is realistic?
She’s married, to James, they’re on their honeymoon, the view outside her window looks like a postcard, and she’s about to fuck him just as he wants her to.
Claire leans over him as he spreads his legs, opening a space for her, exposing himself to her. … He shivers, a tremble working its way up his thighs and turning into a wiggle along his hips and spine, as if her examination is overwhelming.
“You look good,” she says. “You’re so turned on.” One gloved finger runs along… tracing a vein. “You don’t need to be shy.”
She actually can’t see a lot, his modesty protected by shadows and a little dark, curling hair. In itself that’s sexy to her. Claire has never thought of herself as the kind of person to be turned on by despoiling virgins, but there it is.
About the book:
In tropical seclusion, Claire and James begin their new life together by trying out a new toy. This swoony and sizzling couples’ erotica about a honeymoon with first-time pegging is for fans of gentle femdom and vanilla dynamics alike.
Originally planned for an anthology project called Positively Sexy, this short story was written in the belief that erotic, romantic, knockout-passionate writing is one of the sexiest ways to break down a taboo, and it’s being published for a good cause! With every copy sold, $1 will be donated to the Center for Sexual Pleasure and Health (http://www.thecsph.org/), an organization* that works to promote education and dialogue about sexuality without fear or shame.
“To Have and to Hold” includes 5,500 words of explicit content, including oral sex, fingering, and first-time anal strap-on play between a blushing groom and bride who couldn’t be more into each other (literally, she’s getting inside him). At the same time, they explore their options for protection in light of his HSV+ status, knowing nothing can come between them or put a dent in their ravenous lust for each other.
*Unaffiliated with the author, except for the fact that she’s a fan of their work; they were the original intended beneficiaries of Positively Sexy
