These reasons, I believe, can somewhat explain why so many females are supporters of the 50 Shades trilogy. Now before you call me a closet freak or a supporter of male dominance and S&M, I have my reasons why I am Team Grey (or quite frankly Team Steele). Read iDiva for the latest in Bollywood, fashion looks, beauty and lifestyle news.Like many, I took it upon myself to see 50 Shades Darker this past week, and unlike most, I will openly admit that I loved it. If you have any more suggestions, let us know in the comments! These are some of the erotic books we’d recommend reading if you love the genre. As far as erotica is concerned, if you have watched the series, you’d know that there’s no dearth of hot scenes in the story. Involving adventure, war, and passion, the novels weave an intriguing tale that will keep you hooked till the end. Written by Diana Gabaldon, Outlander traces the journey of a time-travelling nurse who falls in love with a dashing, Highland warrior. Apart from the hot scenes, the book is hailed for having a nuanced approach to an interracial love story. While they start off as a fake couple, they soon start developing feelings for each other. When both of them are stuck in an elevator, Drew asks Alexa to be his fake date at his ex’s wedding. Jasmine Guillory’s The Wedding Date tells the tale of a black woman Alexa and a white man Drew. The best part? It features a lot of food, adorable moments, and an intelligent cat. When she meets the handsome Calvin, they develop a flirty friendship that eventually evolves into romance. In this book, too, Minerva is a curvy woman who’s struggling in the romance department.

What follows is a sweet (and hot) love story that will make you yearn for a good, office romance of your own.Īuthor Jennifer Crusie is known for writing flawed, unconventional heroines who are in charge of their lives. As the duo battle for a much-coveted promotion, they slowly discover that they are attracted to each other. The lead couple, Lucy and Joshua, have hated each other ever since they started sharing their office space. If you love a good, fictional office romance, you need to get your hands on Sally Thorne’s The Hating Game asap. The sweet love story is peppered with steamy sex scenes that will leave you feeling hot and bothered. The half-Vietnamese, half-Swedish Michael not just treats Stella kindly, but also respects her consent and makes her feel comfortable in bed. To gain expertise in French kissing and sex, she hires escort Michael Phan. Written by Helen Hoang, The Kiss Quotient revolves around thirty-year-old Stella Lane who suffers from Asperger syndrome.

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