The Gingerbread Dungeon [NOOK Book]

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Overview

Not all storybook romances begin with once upon a time, and some people want to be kinky ever after…

The Gingerbread Dungeon collects the stories of a group of fairy tale characters who don’t want to be rescued from the dungeon; they ...
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The Gingerbread Dungeon

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Overview

Not all storybook romances begin with once upon a time, and some people want to be kinky ever after…

The Gingerbread Dungeon collects the stories of a group of fairy tale characters who don’t want to be rescued from the dungeon; they want to be ravished there.

In "Sensitive," a prince would do anything to avoid marriage until he meets a princess with tender skin and dark desires.

In "Upbraided," Rapunzel's uptight parents lock her away but her magical hair draws the woman of her dreams through the tower window.

In “Discipline,” Goldilocks falls in with three bears and learns that love can take very unexpected forms.

In “Boots,” the Marquis de Carabas is born under the whip of a princess, with the help of his servant’s cunning plan.

Just because you're all grown up, doesn't mean you can’t enjoy a good bedtime story…
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Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940012769008
  • Publisher: LazyDay Publishing
  • Publication date: 7/19/2011
  • Sold by: Barnes & Noble
  • Format: eBook
  • Sales rank: 452,313
  • File size: 435 KB

Meet the Author

Elizabeth Thorne has always written, but she didn’t get her start writing erotic stories until she started working in a place known as The Sex Lab. It was an act of desperation since, ironically enough, studying sex kept her too busy to meet anyone larger than a mouse… and unlike Cinderella she doesn’t actually swing that way.
These days, Elizabeth has left the lab, and she now spends most of her time sitting around in her PJs writing popular science articles during the day and erotic romance at night. If you look hard enough, you can sometimes find her haunting NY grocery stores at two in the morning looking for chocolate chip cookies and wondering why people are staring at her purple fuzzy pants.
To find more of Elizabeth's work, visit her webpage at http://www.withbatedbeth.com
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  • Anonymous

    Posted July 26, 2011

    Playful erotic stories based on classic fairy tales

    Elizabeth Thorne's new collection is full of sexiness, silliness, and sweet romance. But make no mistake, these stories are steamy, and there is something for everyone. The lilting "once upon a time" voice becomes something rougher, a smokey seducer. Utterly delicious.

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