Passion: Erotic Romance for Women

By: Rachel Kramer Bussel - author/editor, Donna George Storey, Jacqueline Applebee, Angela Caperton, Wickham Boyle

Narrated by: Penelope Frost, Judith Gardner, Clara O’Neil, Charity McGowen

Love and sex have always been intimately intertwined, and Passion shows just how well the two can merge. This collection of steamy stories combines rich and explicit imagery with tales of classic love, letting the best writers of erotic romance bring to life tales that can be read aloud in bed. From long lost lovers reunited to love at first sight to romance rekindled, Passion's succulent stories will quicken heartbeats and appeal to everyone, from the least to the most romantic of souls. (A multicast production.)

The full list of authors and narrators includes:

Authors: Kramer Bussel, Donna George Storey, Jacqueline Applebee, Angela Caperton, Wickham Boyle, Suzanne V. Slate, Isabelle Gray, Lana Fox, Monica Day, and A. M. Hartnett.

Narrated by: Penelope Frost, Judith Gardner, Clara O’Neil, Charity McGowen, Sofie Atwater, and Clair Kilpatrick.

©2010 Cleis Press (P)2011 Cleis Press

Critic reviews

"Talk about a collection of stories to make you squirm in your seat! Chilly fall night or a quick pick-me-up to get in the mood—this is the one!" ( Whipped Cream Reviews)

Great stories. Something for everyone.

I enjoyed the short stories. So many different types of stories and point of views. I'm sure you'll enjoy several of them.

Narrator

the one narrator that did the rodeo/ bull riding tail was so horrible. She sounded like a child playing grown up. Which was a total turn off
The rest were OK.

The narrators ruined it

The narrators voices were so unpleasing to the ear that I couldn’t go on listening to the stories. I want my credit back for this book!

Bad narration

Very bad narration I would not recommend to anyone. Love Rachel when Rose is the narrator

Dirtier

Was not aroused by the stories and some of the narration. I would like stories better if you could hear a woman or man moaning not described in narration form.