Kathy Does a Caveman by Charlotte Roberts
Kathy Does a Caveman and Other Stories
A caveman? How can she do a caveman? She’s a nobel-prize winning physicist from the 22nd century for crying out loud!
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About the author:
I’m an English teacher and writer from the wonderful city of Bristol in the UK. I write naughty erotic fiction because I think that sex is a wonderful gift and we should not feel ashamed or guilty about what we do as consenting adults.
What inspired you to write your book?
A lot of erotica is simply grinding without much plot. I want to write erotic stories that can stand up as stories in their own right, even if you removed the sexual element.
Here is a short sample from the book:
… The neanderthal waded out of the water and approached them with wide eyes. His naked body dripped with sea water as he emerged from the waves. Kathy noticed some animal skin clothing lay on the sand further up the beach. His body was almost completely covered in hair. The only parts that were bare were his face, throat, hands, feet and penis. His skin was tanned and looked tough, like the hide of some wild animal. His penis was small, shrunk perhaps by the cold water…
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