Girls Who Score: Hot Lesbian Erotica [NOOK Book]

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Even though they may not get a lot of action on the field after high school and college, girl jocks always manage to see a lot of action off the field. Because female athletes have an easy confidence about them, a natural nonchalance, and usually a killer bod, that draws all kinds of women to them – straight, lesbian, bisexual, curious, questioning, you name it. Women are competitive by nature, whether they play sports or games. Women play hard and love harder. They don’t just score – they keep track. Girls Who ...
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Overview


Even though they may not get a lot of action on the field after high school and college, girl jocks always manage to see a lot of action off the field. Because female athletes have an easy confidence about them, a natural nonchalance, and usually a killer bod, that draws all kinds of women to them – straight, lesbian, bisexual, curious, questioning, you name it. Women are competitive by nature, whether they play sports or games. Women play hard and love harder. They don’t just score – they keep track. Girls Who Score is filled with story after story of complex, intriguing women engaging in all kinds of, ahem, contact sports. Sinclair Sexsmith contributes "A Good Workout" at the gym with lots of hot action in the steam room and Gina Marie has two women boxers going at it in every way in her ever-so-sexy "Blood Lust." Delilah Devlin's soccer champs have a very good time in "Playing the Field," and Elle's "Game Over" has a cheerleader who "trains" a freshmen each year to serve her every need. Sporty dykes aren’t always playing ball, so to speak. After all, scuba divers and gym bunnies are in fact athletes and editor Ily Goyanes features lesbian jocks of every stripe in this sweet and sweaty volume.
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Editorial Reviews

From the Publisher

"No lesbian erotica anthology could be tailored more to my taste than this one filled with hot stories about sporty lesbians. (Because there are not a lot of things in life that I love more than sporty lesbians.) Please, Cleis Press, can you make this an annual series?"
-Harper Bliss

"Well described, believable and with likeable characters throughout, Girls Who Score managed to never felt repetitive despite the obviously strong jock theme in each story."
—llellsee

"Goyanes’s stories are so comfortable; they feel like your own. She also has a keen wit and isn’t afraid to use it."
—D. L. King, author of The Harder She Comes

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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9781573448390
  • Publisher: Cleis Press
  • Publication date: 8/14/2012
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • Pages: 242
  • Sales rank: 160,009
  • File size: 297 KB

Meet the Author


Ily Goyanes is a Cuban-American, a political moderate, an expert billiards player, a liger, and somewhat of a Zelig, but above all else she is a seeker of knowledge. She lives in Miami, Florida with her children, dogs, cat, and assorted hangers on. Goyanes is commonly known as the Fuming Foodie -- a controversial, yet amusing persona she has cultivated via her column of the same name. In addition to her food column, she also writes about film, theater, music, and popular culture for the Miami New Times (Village Voice Media), is a published erotic fiction writer, and is the editor-in-chief of Arketipo 187 Magazine (arketipo187.com), a digital publication that covers news, culture, and lifestyle. For more information, to cuss at and/or praise her, or to invite her to a game of pool or a plate of Mexican food, she encourages you (strongly) to email her at: ily.goyanes@gmail.com.
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From the introduction:

“Lucky Number Three,” Beth Wylde’s story about a hockey player who gives her all during the championship game – both on the ice and in the locker room -- reminded me of the fact that women even played hockey (I chalk my lapse in memory to the fact that I live in a tropical climate where hockey is just an afterthought).
Sinclair Sexsmith, who has forever redefined the term “gym bunny” for me, knocked my calf-length tube socks off with “A Good Workout.” Not only does the story involve a pairing that I find both rare and almost unbearably hot, but the description of their “workout” lingers long after you turn the last page.
“Give and Go” by Anna Watson really hits home with its realism. I have always been fond of Watson’s work, but this story particularly touched me because I can sympathize with the main character about how hard it is to find the time to fuck your wife between running errands, running children, and running away from deadlines (be they work or otherwise). “Give and Go” also touches on the sobering (and titillating) reality of being a lone dyke in a locker room full of naked, “straight” girls.
The characters in Kiki DeLovely’s story, “Facing the Music,” don’t have to worry about kids, chores, or any of that mundane nonsense. They can (and do) get it on just about any time, anywhere. JT Langdon’s “Boot Camp” reminds us that a little motivation goes a long way and the characters in Delilah Devlin’s “Playing the Field” are so devilishly endearing, that I wish I could call upon some Disney magic to turn them into real live girls.
“Hail Mary” by Shanna Germain, resonates with me because it serves as the standard by which all “serious” erotica should be judged. Erotica can take many forms, from the purely entertaining fluff piece designed to push you over the edge to the poignant literary masterpiece that also contains some smoldering sex scenes. The only common denominator is (or should be) eroticism. There needs to be some sweet sex, some scandalous sexual tension – something sexy somewhere in the story. And although I love whimsical, entertaining erotica, I get an electrical charge out of reading a really great story that happens to have sex in it. “Hail Mary” is that story.
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Table of Contents


Chairs - Sommer Marsden
Blood Lust - Gina Marie
A Good Workout - Sinclair Sexsmith
Lucky Number Three - Beth Wylde
Give and Go - Anna Watson
Playing the Field - Delilah Devlin
No, Tell Me How You Really Feel - Ily Goyanes
Run, Jo, Run - Cheyenne Blue
Boot Camp - JT Langdon
Facing the Music - Kiki DeLovely
Out and a Bout - Allison Wonderland
The Outside Edge - Sacchi Green
Hail Mary - Shanna Germain
Goddess in a Red-and-Blue Speedo - D. L. King
Cymone’s Dominatrix - Paisley Smith
Game Over - Elle
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  • Anonymous

    Posted June 12, 2013

    Totally hot read about lady athletes! If you have ever wondered

    Totally hot read about lady athletes! If you have ever wondered what's going on in a girl's mind while she's playing sports (and prefer those thoughts to be on the dirtier side) then this anthology is definitely for you! Easy to read and super accessible. I would definitely recommend it.

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  • Posted February 21, 2013

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    The temps dropped below freezing -- way too cold to leave my apa

    The temps dropped below freezing -- way too cold to leave my apartment so I chose to stay indoors and catch up on my to-be-read pile. I finished almost all of GIRLS WHO SCORE in one sitting! The stories filled me full of warm, sweaty thoughts about all those naughty athletes with perfect pink flushed skin. It was so hot I forgot how cold it was outside!

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