After Hours

Wow...welcome to the new Aphrodesia line! Jodi Lynn Copeland sizzles in her mainstream debut. Yeah, each of these are novellas, but yowza, what novellas! Prepare to be scorched!!

Very enjoyable erotic romance. The plot is not extensive, but it works well with the shorter stories and the sex scenes are scorching with packed in emotion and characterization. I look forward to Ms. Copeland's next release.

"Night Moves". There are two Jillian Lowery personas. During the day she is the consummate committed businesswoman. At night she lets her hair down and much more as she seeks pleasure without commitment. On the dance floor Jillian meets a stranger in the night. However Brendan who leads her to wild erotica ecstasy just with his touch makes her want much more, but he too only seeks one night of sexual dancing. Neither can resist what they have shared, but are either brave enough to seek further heavenly ecstasy. "Night Secrets". Private investigator Andy Korben pretends to be Drew the nerd to learn whether Tawny Madison is selling company secrets to rivals as suspected by his client Rick. Now that he has the goods, he decides to drop the nerdy persona and take out his handcuffs for sex like he has never had before as he is attracted to his suspect. However, Tawny reverses the scenario as she now knows his deepest most secret desires that all pertain to her. "Night Illusions". Joyce is shy, but as "Caitlyn," she can be who she wants especially with Collin Hart, whose pubic hairs have been shaved because of blowing bubbles. She goes after her man though she knows her pleasure will be short lived as he changes women like most people change underwear and she is really reticent Joyce not siren Caitlyn. However for one night, Joyce can take notes while she entices her lover's blood to be 100 percent inside his unthinking head. There are three ultra hot erotic romances that star interesting somewhat taciturn females chucking their inhibitions for one night of tucking, sucking and "F...ing" with hunky players. Harriet Klausner