Ken wants Bridget. Bridget wants Ken. What could go wrong?
A tale of finding sex in the most surprising places.
A tale of desire, confusion, and sexual discovery -- though not necessarily in that order -- from K. D. West, author of "Thing of Beauty," "The Big Easy," "Veronica," the Juliet Takes Chances series, and the soon-to-be-released erotic novel, A Joy Forever: An Erotic Education.
10,000 words • Includes a sneak preview of "Juliet Takes Stage: An Erotic Student-Teacher Tale"
Those marked with an asterisk are available as Audible audiobooks; the rest will be out soon!
Erotic Tales: "Steamy!" -- Mistress Ivey's Review
Thing of Beauty*
Bridget*
The Big Easy*
Veronica
Meredith (Coming Soon!)
Alison (Coming Soon!)
Juliet Takes Chances: "Satisfying and thoughtful" -- Amazon Reviewer
Juliet Takes Stage*
Juliet Takes Off*
Juliet Takes a Chance (Coming soon!)
Juliet Takes the Floor (Coming soon!)
Juliet Takes Charge (Coming soon!)
Also coming soon, K. D. West's full-length erotic novel, A Joy Forever: An Erotic Education
***
About the Erotic Tales: Letters to Allison series:
As Ken's young lover Allison is leaving for college, she asks him to write her. But not just to send her letters full of his love and desire; no, Allison wants her more experienced lover to share the stories of his own sexual experiences. "You've done so much. I want to know... everything," she tells him.
How can Ken not comply?
From K. D. West, here are Ken's love letters to Allison, his Juliet: sensual tales of seduction, desire, serendipity... and pleasure
***
This series of stories flowed out of an idea that all but literally jumped up and bit me. I'm a teacher by trade, but I have been working on a YA novel for quite a while. At one point I got stuck; one of the main characters was obsessing about sex (this was after all a teen). Well, I thought, I can't get him laid in the actual book, but I can write a fantasy scene for him....
Essentially, I wrote fanfiction for my own unfinished novel: the character living outa fantasy in which he was able to hook up with the older woman that he was obsessed with.
Once that was out of my system, I put it aside and was able to start working on my (still-unfinished) novel again.
A few months later, however, I looked at the piece I'd written again. I was happier with it than I thought I'd be. I changed the setting to an American high school and made the older lady the protagonist's teacher. It was written in the first person, well after the fact, so I found myself wondering, Why is he telling this story? What if...
What if he had become a teacher himself and were writing the story for the edification and entertainment of his own young student...
And that was how my first piece of published erotica, "Thing of Beauty," came to be.
I loved Ken, the narrator, but I also became fascinated by Allison, his young lover. Why would she want to read a story like that? So the whole series -- both Ken's "Erotic Tales" stories and Allison's "Juliet Takes Flight" stories -- flowed from there.
