Herotica 5: A New Collection of Women's Erotic Fiction

by Marcy Sheiner

Book Overview

In this fifth collection of startlingly erotic tales, twenty-five new stories push the boundaries of the pleasure principle and create a vivid world of uninhibited sexuality. Hotter and bolder than... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0452278120
• ISBN13: 9780452278127
• Release Date: February 1998
• Publisher: Penguin Publishing Group
• Length: 208 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.3" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

THIS IS THE BOMB BOOK...................I LOVE THIS BOOK!

I FOUND THIS BOOK TO BE VERY AMUSING. IT WAS ALSO SENSUAL. IT GRABBED YOUR ATTENTION WITH EVERY STORY AND KEPT IT UNTIL THE STORY ENDED. THIS BOOK IS A WOMAN'S BOOK. I HONESTLY THINK THAT IF A MAN WANTED TO GET TURNED ON THAT HE COULD PICK ANY STORY IN THIS BOOK. THE STORIES ARE VERY DETAILED. YOU FEEL AS IF YOU ARE THERE, WATCHING!CHECK OUT THIS BOOK, IT'S GREAT FOR BEDTIME READING! I GUARANTEE YOU WON'T GO TO BED UPSET :-)

The Best collection

There are stories here for every type of fantasy. These Heroitca books are a must for every reader of ertoica. Great title too. Also check out Story of O, Delta of Venus by Nin and Lip Service by Rose.

Rauncy but fun

The fifth edition of the famous or (infamous) depending on your position of erotic short stories has been released and like its predecessors, it is a fun to read collection, but not for everyone. The stories go where no woman dare go before by providing a playful and unexpected look at kinky sex but it's done within the bounds of good taste and some brilliant writing. Readers who enjoy whips and chains with a thick emphasis on the S & M as opposed to the MS will need to go elsewhere as playful erotica is the name of this game. Likewise those who spell s*x like this need to look elsewhere too (hopefully not in the same place). For a good portion of the rest of us who enjoy a very hot tale ranging the gamut of sexual desires this novel is a reader's delight. Harriet Klausner