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Lily Harlem Talks Butt Plugs! (@lily_harlem @totally_bound)

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victorian-coupleOh now there is a toy to behold. I’ve used butt plugs in many stories and with many fictitious couples and they always create lots of interesting and sexy scenes. They can be used to prepare for anal sex, as a form of foreplay, masturbation or during penetrative sex to produce double penetration.

Of course there are many different types for sale—vibrating, bejewelled, ridged etc but what happens if you don’t have a ‘made for purpose’ plug when the need for one overtakes you? Well there are many obvious household objects ‘not’ to use and some that aren’t as obvious but really won’t do you any favours – read more here https://bdsmboudoir.wordpress.com/2013/10/24/reader-confession-mr-retired-from-everything/ ).

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Guest Blogger: C.A. Bell (@cbellAtrix09)

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Hello erotica for all and thanks for letting me stop by today.

This is the second stop of my blog tour, and I figured this is the best place to thank Lucy Felthouse for all her patience and help throughout. So, thanks Lucy.

For a first-time author I have to say that this process has been one of the most exciting yet mind boggling times of my life. I mean, I had no idea what track changes was or how to turn it on, let alone use it correctly. This is my first published book and I am over the moon that House of Erotica saw its potential.

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A First Time for Everything by Destiny Moon

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Most of us remember our firsts. Loves. Kisses. Crushes on girls. I wanted to explore my character’s first time with a woman. It was great fun to do since she, like me, was totally open-minded from the start. I remember very clearly a time a long, long time ago, when I danced with a girl for the first time. Like, really danced. Like we knew we were into each other. That kind of thing. I didn’t go to the dance club expecting it. I had no idea I’d meet her. It just happened. And once that happened, I had to go further. It was obvious to me that she was a lesbian. Like Rachel, the protagonist in my latest short story, A Kiss is A Kiss is A Kiss, she had a manner about her that might as well have been a neon sign with an arrow pointing at her saying “lesbian” in flashing red. I, like Mavis, the love interest in the story, had never kissed a girl but I had had crushes.

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Guest Blogger: Mae Hancock (@Hancockfiction)

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When I sat down to write m/m romance I never thought I’d write so much material. I’ve now completed two series and this first one, Wyoming Lovers, is actually the second series I’ve written. The first series will be released during the winter of this year.

I’ve enjoyed being with the characters on Red Fox Ranch very much and I’ve a third one in the trilogy still to write. The response and sales to my work has been much bigger than I had expected so thanks very much to everyone who has bought my books.

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Guest Blogger: Shyla Wolff (@wolff_shyla)

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Hi. My name is Shyla. I’m the author of Shadowed Passage, book three of the Anath series. After many years as a nurse, private investigator and work on a police force, I’ve accumulated information from different aspects of the topic that became part of my series.

Though some will turn away from the topic in nonchalance, apathy, or disgust, I found I could not.

According to David Finkelhor, Director of the Crimes Against Children Research Center, one in five girls and one in twenty boys become victims of child sexual abuse. In a society that supposedly treasures their children, this is reprehensible. Even though most victims survive – their maltreatment has long-reaching affects. Children are most vulnerable to child sexual abuse between the ages of seven and thirteen.

Many researchers agree that abuse is underreported.

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