52 Fridays: A Polyamorous, Queer, Kinky, Tantric Love Story

by KamalaDevi McClure

Overview

Passion. Sex. Love. When voluptuous young Violet comes on the scene, Raven is heart-broken that her weekly trysts with Damien will have to end. Violet, it seems, isn’t down for open relationships and polyamory . . . at least, that’s what Raven believes at first.

But it soon turns out that what Violet really wants is to be taught. And disciplined. She joins Raven’s theatrical class and learns how to express her sexuality in public. And the real lessons begin after class. Every week, Violet and Raven (and, soon, Damien) explore their hottest, most delirious fantasies. As they change and grow, they discover that love (and sex) has no limits.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781627783002
Publisher:	Start Publishing LLC
Publication date:	09/08/2020
Pages:	412
Product dimensions:	5.50(w) x 7.90(h) x 1.10(d)

About the Author

KamalaDevi McClure is a mystic, muse, and mentor. (Pronouns: they/them, aka KD.) As a pansexual, genderqueer art activist, KD has authored seven books. They've starred on Showtime’s reality TV series Polyamory: Married & Dating, and been featured on Dr. Drew, Tyra Banks, and the award-winning documentary Sex Magic. After almost 20 years of teaching tantra, sacred sexuality, and temple arts around the world, KD currently lives by the ocean with their husband and son in San Diego, where she is on a virtual book tour for 2 new books: Sex Shamans and 52 Fridays. More at http://www.KamalaDevi.com.

Editorial Reviews

06/15/2020

Part episodic erotica with a focus on lesbian BDSM, part fictionalized memoir, and part polyamory guidebook, this account of a year’s worth of exploratory dates from reality TV star and tantric teacher McClure (Sex Shamans) encapsulates a plethora of fantasies within a tale of personal growth. Performance artist Raven is initially unsettled by her boyfriend Damien’s decision to break up with her to focus on his budding relationship with Violet, a jealous newcomer to polyamory. But after Violet pushes to get to know Raven better, the two of them end up in an intense, boundary-pushing relationship of their own, eventually bringing Raven’s husband, Nick; Damien; and Damien’s other girlfriend, Autumn, into the social and sexual mix as well. McClure keeps the myriad sex scenes imaginative and interesting through a focus on elaborate role-play, verbal fantasies, and ritual frameworks. Despite the larger arc, many chapters peel off easily as sexy short reads. McClure manages a good interplay between the erotic and the emotional while intertwining free love, hot sex, and spirituality with only a modest amount of self-congratulation. Erotica fans will enjoy. (Sept.)

Publishers Weekly