β Scribed by Rachel Kramer Bussel
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
In the latest collection from award-winning editor Rachel Kramer Bussel, sex toys take on a life of their own as they bring couples, singles and strangers to new heights of pleasure. From two couples who happen to share the same remote controlled device, to some very hot rocks, a perfectly icy bed, a Superman dildo, and a day in the life of a very lucky vibrator. This fun collection will give you plenty of ideas for toys you'd like to try, and ones you wish someone would invent! From βPlastic Makes Perfect" to βThe Secret Shopper" and βThe Cure for the Common Lay," these stories in Come Again are best read with your favorite sex toy handy.
Sex toys are more popular than ever and make life so much more fun! Nowadays, there are sex toys for every occasion and every act. And, to add to the joy of toys, they also come in all sorts of playful designs, from sweet little bunny vibrators to glamorous glittery harnesses, feather light smackers to heavy duty...
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