Anden and Other Erotic Stories by C J Smith
Anden and Other Erotic Stories is a book for the dirty-minded reader who demands a healthy dose of romance and a hearty helping of happy endings with their erotica. The stories contained within these pages have been specially tailored to suit the whims and fancies of the discerningly naughty and exactingly smutty, but also the lustily literate. Each story is set in a different city; each is a different length; each desires, above all, to surprise you.
Three complete standalone erotic stories:
‘Noémie’
“Winning the girl was my drug. Once she succumbed to my charms, she lost her charms for me. I could hit it again, sure, but it was like eating Brussels sprouts after Crème Brûlée.”
A big-time player and sex addict gets more than he bargained for after he breaks into the apartment of a beautiful woman who’s been ignoring him.
(Approx. 9,000 words)
‘Anden’
“I suddenly realised that maybe my job was to help him in areas where nobody else had been willing. It wasn’t a comfortable area. But if nobody took on the responsibility, he would never change. And his eyes told me clearly that he did want to change. He just didn’t know how.”
Sparks fly and titillation abounds when a young carer from a strict Christian background is solicited by an overworked divorcee to keep her slightly disabled adult son company.
(Approx. 25,000 words)
‘In Toorak…’
“I’d been repulsed by sex, and especially casual sex, all my life … And I had been miserable! I’d thought I’d been holding to impressive standards when actually I had just been scared.”
Two worlds collide when a fastidious librarian spinster moonlighting as a photographer is recruited by two wealthy brothers to help with the artistic element of their porn website.
(Approx. 15,000 words)
Contains explicit sexual content and some course language.
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About the author:
C J Smith began writing erotic fiction when she was ten years old, as a way of coping with childhood sexual trauma. Anden and Other Erotic Stories is her first published book but she hopes not her last. She loves to read and travel to exotic lands, so there’s no telling where she might be right now
What inspired you to write your book?
I have an overactive imagination. Literally anything can inspire me – and I usually forget what does!
Here is a short sample from the book:
Excerpt from ‘Noémie’:
“I know you were planning on going to Marc’s party tomorrow night because she told you I’d be there. Well, allow me to spare you the trouble. You don’t have to wait that long, as I’m here now… I want to get to know you… I’d love to find out how such a breath-taking woman can be single and yet obviously interested in men… Is it self-protection? You ignore the guys you fancy and only acknowledge men you couldn’t give a damn about, in case your heart gets broken? Or maybe – maybe you just like to play games … in which case … you’re in good company, honey.”
Excerpt from ‘Anden’:
“I began looking for information on sex and came across an article about sex workers and their disabled clients. I was transfixed. I could not believe the stories I was reading. So many unlived lives healed through the sheer willingness of people to try something different, something that had been deemed immoral…”
Excerpt from ‘In Toorak…’
“Of course, thinking about doing something, and actually doing it, were two different things. Now that I was here, with naked people in front of me – me, with my frumpy pants, shirt and librarian’s glasses – I didn’t feel so confident. For one thing, I was from Dandenong, a working-class suburb, and this was Toorak, where Melbourne’s elite lived.”
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