Books matching: exploration of sexuality
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Save:'The Happy Hooker' by Xaviera Hollander is a gritty and raw portrayal of the world of high-class call girls in the 1970s. The book delves into the operations of the world's oldest profession, providing a dark and realistic look at the experiences of Xaviera Hollander, who is depicted as a true sexual pioneer. The writing style is described as honest, shocking, and wildly honest, covering topics such as prostitution, police corruption, and the sexual revolution of the era.
'Dr. Tatiana's Sex Advice to All Creation' by Olivia Judson is a fascinating and informative book that delves into the world of evolutionary biology through a unique lens. The book is structured as an advice column where various animals write to Dr. Tatiana seeking guidance on sexual behaviors and relationships. Through witty and humorous responses, Dr. Tatiana provides insights into the diverse and sometimes bizarre sexual practices found in the animal kingdom. The writing style is engaging, blending scientific explanations with a touch of humor to make complex biological concepts accessible to readers.
The book explores topics such as homosexuality in the animal world, promiscuity among females, the rarity of monogamy in nature, and the brutal dynamics of the battle of the sexes. By using animals as characters seeking advice, the author effectively showcases the vast variation in sexual behaviors across different species. Readers are taken on a journey through the evolutionary reasons behind these behaviors, offering a fresh perspective on the complexities of reproduction and sexuality in the natural world.
Dear Dr. Tatiana, My name’s Twiggy, and I’m a stick insect. It’s with great embarrassment that I write to you while copulating, but my mate and I have been copulating for ten weeks already. I’m bored ...- #3
Save:'The Only One' by Daisy Jane is a story that revolves around the dynamic relationship between Laney and Miller, who unknowingly harbor crushes on each other. The book explores their journey of self-discovery and mutual affection as they navigate their feelings and commitments to relationships outside their own. With a mix of surprises and heartwarming moments, Daisy Jane's writing style shines through, making the story engaging and enjoyable for readers.
The plot of 'The Only One' delves into themes of love, loyalty, and self-acceptance, with a twist that catches readers by surprise and leads to significant character development. The book offers a unique blend of soft femdom elements, strong character dynamics, and a well-thought-out storyline that keeps readers hooked till the end, making it a standout addition to Daisy Jane's collection of books.
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Save:The Rehearsal by Eleanor Catton is a novel that delves into the aftermath of a high school scandal involving a teacher and a student. The story unfolds through two intertwined narratives - one focusing on the scandal's impact on the students, teachers, and friends at the high school, and the other following the drama students at a nearby acting institute who decide to stage a play based on the scandal. The book blurs the lines between reality and performance, exploring themes of teenage angst and the complexities of relationships in a clever and often humorous manner.
“I require of all my students,” the saxophone teacher continues, “that they are downy and pubescent, pimpled with sullen mistrust, and boiling away with private fury and ardor and uncertainty and gloo... - #5
Save:'Under the Roofs of Paris' by Henry Miller is a controversial and explicit novel that delves into the wild and raunchy experiences of characters in Paris. The book is described as pornographic, featuring a variety of sexual encounters that push the boundaries of acceptability. The writing style is characterized by graphic descriptions and a tone that is both groundbreaking and shocking, exploring themes of sexuality and erotica in a raw and unapologetic manner. The plot revolves around characters engaging in hedonistic behavior, with scenes that are both absurdly comical and disturbingly explicit.
The book presents a mix of absurdity, erotica, and crude humor, with beautiful metaphors interspersed among scenes of obscenity. Readers are taken on a journey through the Paris of their dreams, filled with mad and bad characters who let loose in a Rabelaisian fashion. Despite the controversial content, the novel is seen as a way to discover aspects of oneself and explore boundaries of acceptable sexual behavior, making it a thought-provoking and taboo-breaking read for those willing to delve into its pages.
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Save:'The Dreamers' by Gilbert Adair is a novel that delves into the lives of three young individuals, exploring their relationships, secrets, and the complexities of love and friendship. Set against the backdrop of the student riots in Paris during 1968, the book captures moments of ecstasy, fantasy, and introspection as the characters navigate their intertwined lives. The writing style is described as sensual and prickly, providing a unique and unforgettable reading experience that immerses the reader in a world of passion and self-discovery.
The book offers a narrative that goes beyond a simple love story, delving into themes of eroticism, creating one's own reality, and the emotional turmoil of young adulthood. Through vivid character descriptions and third-person narration, the author provides insight into the characters' motivations and actions, painting a vivid picture of their intertwined lives and their journey through love, loss, and self-discovery.
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Save:In an alternate version of Europe, descendants of angels have created a unique society where their primary mandate in life is to love as thou wilt. Jacqueline Carey's writing style, while slightly wordy, is very lyrical, and the subject of sex is prominently dealt with both practically and philosophically in this society. The book follows Phedre's journey, a courtesan gifted with the ability to feel pleasure as pain, as she navigates political intrigue and her complex relationship with her protector, Joscelin.
Lest anyone should suppose that I am a cuckoo’s child, got on the wrong side of the blanket by lusty peasant stock and sold into indenture in a shortfallen season, I may say that I am House-born and r... - #8
Save:'My Lord, Lady, and Gentleman' by Nicola Davidson is a steamy historical romance set in the Surrey Sexual Freedom Society, where unconventional relationships are explored. The book follows the story of Susanna, Joseph, and Clayton as they navigate a polyamorous relationship filled with passion, exploration, and love. The writing style is described as sensual, with sizzling hot sex scenes intertwined with a compelling storyline that delves into the characters' desires and struggles.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Surrey SFS ) - #9
Save:'Helping Hand' by Jay Northcote is a quick, sweet, and steamy read that follows the story of Jez and Mac, two friends who end up in a 'friends to lovers' situation after a year of partying and poor decisions in college. The book explores their journey from roommates to lovers, delving into themes of self-discovery, questioning sexuality, and navigating emotions in a university setting. The writing style is engaging and tight, with a focus on the characters' progression and the development of their relationship, culminating in a satisfying and happy ending.
The plot of 'Helping Hand' is centered around Jez and Mac's exploration of their feelings for each other, overcoming denial and societal perceptions to embrace their growing attraction. The story captures the essence of friends-to-lovers trope with a mix of low angst and high heat moments, leading to a gradual buildup of their relationship. The book provides a heartwarming and endearing narrative about self-acceptance, experimentation, and the complexities of emotions in a relationship, all within a university setting that adds depth and relatability to the characters' experiences.
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Save:"Never Have I Ever" in the series 'Reynolds Pack' by Alisha Rai revolves around the story of Ana and Taylor, a married couple whose relationship is tested when old pictures of Taylor engaging in wild sex acts resurface, leading Ana to question her knowledge of her husband's past. The plot focuses on Ana's journey of exploring her sexuality and pushing the boundaries of her sexual relationship with Taylor, uncovering hidden desires and secrets within their marriage. The writing style blends elements of paranormal romance with steamy erotic scenes, highlighting the couple's evolving sexual dynamic and the challenges they face in reconciling their pasts with their present relationship.
No, it shouldn’t, but she was in uncharted territory. Ana Hudson studied the bottles on the shelves. The plans she had lined up for this weekend were so incredibly important, she couldn’t risk a singl...
