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Sex in San Francisco: An Anthology of Smoking Hot Tales Inspired by the Sexiest City on Earth

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PublisherSizzler
ISBN / ASIN1615084401
ISBN-139781615084401
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Sales Rank5,873,806
MarketplaceUnited States  🇺🇸

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What it is about San Francisco that seems to promise, and even promote, sex: sex hot and heavy, sex tender and loving, sex straight and gay, sex kinky and vanilla, in fact, just about every type of sex that can be imagined? Why is San Francisco considered such an attraction for lovers of all kinds and such a hotbed of steamy eroticism? Why is this city, instead of so many others, called - with lusty admiration as well as scathing jealousy - the Id of America, Sodom by the Sea, Bagdad by the Bay, and Sin Francisco? Some of the best writers of erotica in the nation seek answers to that question in Sex In San Francisco. These writers show why San Francisco is so damned sexy, and through their stories they show you the erotic heart of the city and its residents. Donna George Storey, PM White, Renatto Garcia, Adele Levin, Shanna Germain, Craig J. Sorensen, Theda Hudson, Jude Mason, Neve Black, Mykola Dementiuk, Jeremy Edwards, and Anna Reed with Lily Penza have created wonderful erotic tales, each of which takes a unique approach to probing what makes San Francisco such a sexy place to be in and to dream about. Each author uses her or his own amazing literary - and yes, erotic - vision to share with us a very personal interpretation of what constitutes sex in the city of the Golden Gate. These authors may be looking at the same city and viewing the same buildings and landscape, but for each of them San Francisco is, like sex, a very personal, and unique, thing.
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