Madelon (Masquerade Historical Romance #9)

Romance

Valentina Luellen

Historical

Masquerade Books

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The Secret Life: Three True Stories [Paperback] [Jan 01, 1994] Anonymous; Jennings, James

Anonymous; Jennings, James

Man with a Maid Omnibus: Man with a Maid, Man with a Maid Volume II, and Man with a Maid the Conclusion

ANONYMOUS

Gina, a high-class working girl, encounters a mysterious woman who pays her to indulge her kinky whims. Gina finds herself increasingly aroused by her encounters with Miranda, expanding her limits further than she could ever have imagined. Gradually, additional partners join in the fun, creating a circle of friends who just couldnt be closer!

The Circle

N. T. Morley

Slave Island

Claire Thompson

Literature & Fiction

From the Publisher A luxury hotel is the setting for this artful web of sex, desire, and love where newlyweds cultivate their passions and a Parisian entertains wealthy guests for the love of money.

The Wild Heart

Joyce, Jocelyn

Erotica

Captive Maidens

One of the first exclusively homosexual works of pornographic literature published in English. The book was first published in 1881. Jack Saul is a handsome young man in London, who has found his body to be his best asset and makes his way through life as a prostitute. One day, Jack is picked up by a male customer in Leicester Square, and after their encounter, the man offers to pay Jack for a written account of his experiences. What follows is The Sins of the Cities of the Plain, a narrative tracing in explicit detail the development of Jack's "vices" as he progresses from boarding school and into young adulthood amidst London's thriving but clandestine gay underworld. Featuring a mixture of fact and fiction and incorporating real-life personages involved in the Cleveland Street Scandal, the Oscar Wilde trials, and other infamous legal proceedings of the period, The Sins of the Cities of the Plain was one of the first and frankest works on homosexuality in Victorian England. Read by Oscar Wilde and an influence on the more famous gay erotic novel Teleny (1893), The Sins of the Cities of the Plain was privately printed in two volumes in 1881 and is completely unobtainable today. This new edition contains the unabridged text of the first edition housed at the British Library, together with a new introduction by Wolfram Setz and a facsimile reproduction of the original volumes' title pages. Although two previous modern editions have been published under this title, they are severely altered and rewritten versions of the story; this edition marks the first complete reprinting of the original text.

Sins of the Cities of the Plain

Jack Saul

Secret Life

Professor James Jennings

Youthful Days

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