Seduce Me

by Dahlia Schweitzer

Book Overview

Raw and honest, provocative and titillating, Dahlia Schweitzer's Seduce Me lays bare the secrets of desire in stories of sensuous encounters, illicit affairs, forbidden passions--and obsessive hungers... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0061363480
• ISBN13: 9780061363481
• Release Date: June 2007
• Publisher: Avon Red
• Length: 272 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.8" x 0.7" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

Deliciously seductive

I'm glad I bought this book. I think this the best erotic book I've read so far and what a shame I've only just begun. The stories are wonderful, well written and very descriptive as they should be to help coax your imagination along the way. Even while coaxing and playing with my imagination, the book creates a definite hum, a spine tingling thrill within my body. It's worth whatever you pay for it. I suggest you purchase it now and share it with someone you love, want and need.

Get Seduced!

i dont usually buy erotica, but a friend got me this for my birthday, and i've been converted! reading these stories is fun enough that you want to share them with your friends but racy enough that you'll want to keep your own fantasies private! buy them now!

HOT !

I am thoroughly loving these short stories, as is my beau! Great outloud reading. My favorite is "At Work". The author has a savvy bent on both the male and female point of view on sex and what turns us on. This is my first official introduction to erotica literature and I'm hooked. Looking forward to reading the next book from Dahlia Schweiter.

The Woman of all trades...

This woman is AMAZING! Not your run-of-the-mill housewife fantasy type... The only thing hotter would be if she was reading to me in bed. A work of truthful art.

a heated ride

I will admit to my lack of steep in erotica, however this work turns into one delightful read. A varied menu of stories seasoned with danger, rhythm, and pop culture. One might even have fun with a clever tale that is uniquely, sexually-twisted into a John Gray, "he said / she said." Even the most jaded of minds might find respites welcome, from the heat of Schweitzer's saucy pages. Some of the characters are quite likable even under brief encounters. I especially enjoyed the underlying message of hope for love, as far as closing sentiments. A collection with something for most everyone.