The Late Night Confessions Trilogy

"Why can't more books be like this?" writes Janice Morgan Stevens. "The Late Night Confessions Trilogy is assured, compelling, playful, intelligent and highly erotic. If you like your reading (this is more than mere erotica) to be intelligent, thought provoking and surprising, I cannot recommend Late Night Confessions too highly." You won't be able to put down this hypnotically readable saga by Scylla, the highly-accomplished author of such contemporary erotic classics as Love Bombs and Short Tales of Exhibitionism. When James arranges to be telephoned by an anonymous woman he has little idea of what to expect. Is sex really on the agenda? Or is it all just talk? The stories she tells him are powerfully erotic - but if you can't see someone, if you can't touch them, if all you have to go on is the sound of their voice, can you really trust them? James would like to believe her, but as their relationship develops the mystery deepens and he finds it harder and harder to know what he can rely on. The more she wins his confidence the more fragile the barrier between fantasy and reality becomes until James begins to find himself speaking and acting in ways he never expected. Late Night Confessions is an erotic trilogy, a novel in three parts set over the course of a single eventful night. Sexy, humane, intelligent and revealing, it is an Arabian Nights for the twenty-first century. It is a novel about storytelling, the power of the human voice and what happens when two people talk about sex. To read it is to eavesdrop on the intimacies and fantasies of two seemingly ordinary people and spend a night immersed in someone else's world, a world that is not always quite what it appears to be. As this intriguing tale unfolds in Late Night Confessions Books I (Talking Dirty), II (Oral Sex) and III (Soul Kiss), meandering through the byways of seduction, readers will find themselves following every twist and turn and hoping, like the two protagonists, that it will never end. All three were published individually as ebooks for $4.99 – but you can purchase the entire trilogy in this bargain omnibus edition for only $6.99.