Short Stories
by erotica author Jeremy Edwards
[See also the Spark My Moment collection.]
The flash piece “Ritual” was published at The Erotic Woman in 2009.
Temptations 2 (ed. Miranda Forbes) includes “Open-Bottle Policy.”
Xcite Books (2009), ISBN-13 978-1907016295.
While the car ascended with a soothing whir, Becky broke the silence. “I don’t know if this was strictly necessary, according to the open-bottle rules. But I am going on break ... and I can do whatever I like on my break.” She stepped closer to me. “Whatever I like,” she repeated. And she reached forward and tapped my chest, ever so briefly.
“Reflections from the Art Museum” was published at Clean Sheets in 2009.
I soon discovered the thrill of being one layer closer to nakedness among the artworks. I felt I could see the colors and definition better, as if the panties had acted like a semi-opaque blindfold all those years.
“Doing the Math” was published at Fishnet in 2009.
Time slows down while conflicting and contradictory thoughts fly back and forth across his mind like bats: She said to. I’m married. It’s mistletoe. Christmas is over. She’s a colleague. She’s comfortable with it. Sharon wouldn’t like it. Sharon would like it.
“Judy Never ...” was published in Forum [UK] magazine in 2009.
Ultimate Decadence (ed. Emily Dubberley, Sarah Berry, and Alyson Fixter) includes “The Gilded Fountain.” Sales benefit Macmillan Cancer Support.
Xcite Books (2009), ISBN-13 978-1906373795.
Jocelyn’s club was housed in an impressive eighteenth-century building in a quiet street. The moon came out from behind clouds just as the couple arrived, and its glow gave the staid facade an exciting aura of promise.
They were elegantly attired. “There’s no specific dress code,” Jocelyn had explained. “Most people just find something dramatic or glamorous to wear—you’ll see why.”
“It Takes W-2 to Tango” was published at The Erotic Woman in 2009.
And, of course, it was funny—if not in a “ha-ha” sense, then certainly in a “what-the-fuck?” sense. Yes, thought Galen, it was funny that a thirty-year-old executive accountant would screw up the same employee’s paperwork year after year—and his paperwork alone—with such efficient regularity that you’d think she was earning a commission on it.
Then again, he reminded himself, she was earning a sort of commission, wasn’t she?
“Doing the Math” was published at Clean Sheets in 2009.
Time slows down while conflicting and contradictory thoughts fly back and forth across his mind like bats: She said to. I’m married. It’s mistletoe. Christmas is over. She’s a colleague. She’s comfortable with it. Sharon wouldn’t like it. Sharon would like it.
Laura the Laugher is an e-book that comprises six of my stories, plus bonus material. It can be obtained through MindFuck Fiction.
“Being Myself” was published at Justus Roux’s Erotic Tales in 2009.
I stammered an unnecessary drink order to an impatient bartender. Pink smiled at me after the bartender had slammed down my two-dollar club soda and skulked away. “He really wasn’t into getting you that club soda,” she said sympathetically. Her voice was higher than I’d expected, more sweet than sultry.
“I don’t even like club soda,” I said peevishly. Then I laughed idiotically and explained: “It was the first thing that came to mind.”
“You’re a goofball,” she pronounced, making it sound like it was half compliment.
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