Now that you’ve devoured the entire 50 Shades of Grey trilogy, what’s next?
You could patiently wait for the other two movies to be released or you can fill your time with novels that are equally as interesting.
Before you start rummaging through the many Fabio covered books in the “Erotic” section of your local bookstore, take a gander at these steamy stories.
The Crossfire Series by Sylvia Day
This series will really keep you busy for a while as it is made up of five novels: Bared to You, Reflected in You, Entwined with You, Captivated by You and One with You. One with You has not yet been released, but you can certainly start reading the first four. This series is about a 24-year-old named Eva Tramell who bumps into a gorgeous billionaire, Gideon Cross, when she starts her new job as a personal assistant. They are insanely attracted to each other and it shows in the bedroom like 50 Shades. However, in this series, they both have a rough past and you’ll follow their story as they work to help each other through it. Gideon and Eva may not hit the theaters like Christian and Ana, but you may see them on TV.
Open for Business: Tales of Office Sex Edited by Alison Tyler
If reading one storyline is a little bit of a snoozefest for you, Open for Business is a book of 22 different sex-at-work situations written by 22 different erotic writers. You can immerse yourself in a variety of stories and writing styles. This book will certainly keep you on your toes.
Gabriel’s Inferno and Gabriel’s Rapture by Sylvain Raynard
Who doesn’t love a good forbidden love story?
Gabriel Emerson, professor at the University of Toronto, gives into temptation when he begins having an affair with his graduate student, Julia Mitchell. Gabriel’s Inferno introduces the relationship and Gabriel’s Rapture explores jealous ex-lovers and people looking to get these two into trouble for carrying on a romantic relationship.When Summer Ends by Isabelle Rae
Imagine an entire book about Aria Montgomery and Ezra Fitz sans “A.” If that idea sounds appealing to you, this is book is worth picking up. Chloe Henderson uses her fake ID all summer to party at a club and has a fling with a bartender named Will Morris. Now imagine the look on her face when she meets Will again on the first day of calculus.
I think we’ve assigned you enough reading to keep you busy over spring and summer—now get reading! Already read one or more of these? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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