Morning, Noon and Night: Erotica for Couples - Paperback

by Alison Tyler (Editor)

According to statistics, men think about sex 20 times a day and women around ten. Alison Tyler thinks about sex 24 hours a day and the result is this sizzling collection of headily sensual stories, Morning, Noon, and Night. Fortunately, noted eroticist Tyler is half of a happy couple, well matched in every way so no editor is better equipped to curate a book of erotica designed to stimulate the minds, hearts (not to mention everything else) and stir the souls of couples to enjoy each other morning, noon, and night. From delicious trysts at dawn's early light to naughty nooners to afternoon delight and dinner in flagrante delicto and beyond, Alison Tyler is your guide to a scorching hot sex, anywhere, anytime.

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Scorching Hot Sex--Anytime, Anywhere
According to recent research, men think about sex twenty times a day, theoretically twice as much as women. Alison Tyler thinks about sex twenty-four hours a day and the result is "Morning, Noon and Night," a sizzling collection of headily sensual stories featuring hot for each other couples whose love fuels their lust. From delicious trysts at dawn to naughty nooners, afternoon delights and all night long lovemaking sessions, Alison Tyler is your guide to twenty-four hours of sultry, slippery sex.
In "Ten a.m. Kickoff," Donna George Storey's new couple puts on a spectacular halftime show and Kat Watson's "Noon: Lunchtime Rendezvous" starts with an enticing text: Dungeon, naked, 30 minutes. Editor Alison Tyler's own "Three a.m. Last Call" turns into a very happy hour with five guys and a lucky girl at the local bar. Any way you tick the minutes, these happy lovers take time to make time.

Author Biography

Alison Tyler is a prolific author of erotic fiction and is the editor of Three-Way, Heat Wave, Best Bondage Erotica, Love at First Sting, and Naughty or Nice. Called a "literary siren" by Good Vibrations, she is the author of over twenty-five explicit novels. Her books have been translated into Japanese, Dutch, German, Italian, Norwegian, Greek, and Spanish. She lives in San Francisco.