Harriet Cross
Book 1 of 365 Days of O: An Erotic Daily Reader
First Kiss: How to Ruin a Man in One Afternoon
From the 365 Days of O series comes a story about the space between control and surrender—and what happens when the body finally wins. By the time we got back to his house, it was already dark.
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365 Days of O: An Erotic Daily Reader
12 books
They say the way to a woman's heart is through her... well. You know. This series began with a simple question: what if erotica treated women like actual human beings? With brains. With history. With complicated hungers that don't always make sense—and don't have to. 365 Days of O is for women who read. For women who think. For women who've sat through bad dates, good intentions, and the long stretches between being truly touched. It's also for anyone else who wants to come along for the ride. Men are welcome. Just don't make it weird. Over the course of this series, I'll be publishing 365 stand-alone erotic pieces—one for each day of the year. Some are contemporary and grounded. Others reach into myth, literature, and the dark corners of imagination. What unites them is a single voice: curious, hungry, unashamed. Think of it as Chicken Soup for the Soul's kinky older sister. The one who reads Nietzsche and doesn't apologize for what she wants.
Book 1
First Kiss: How to Ruin a Man in One Afternoon
Book 2
Pitch Black: How to Find Your Wife in the Dark
Book 3
Frankenstein: Lessons in Reanimation
Book 4
Slow Burn: How to Melt an Iceberg
Book 5
The Electrolysis Diaries: Jacquie Gets the Treatment
Book 6
Hot Water: Jacquie Gets Soaked
Book 7
Forbidden Drive: First Exposure
Book 8
The Seasoned Hiker's Guidebook: Caught Looking
Book 9
Forbidden Drive: Double Exposure
Book 10
The Seasoned Hiker’s Guidebook: Trail Head
Book 11
The Seasoned Hiker’s Guidebook: Peak Etiquette
Book 12
Pleasure Clinic: First Session
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Meet Harriet Cross
Harriet Cross writes erotica because it makes her feel alive. She believes the mind is the playground of desire and literature is the key to the gate. You won't find confessionals or apologies in her work—just women who bring their full erotic selves everywhere they go, whether that's a crowded theater, an arboretum, or the sauna on a Tuesday afternoon.
She lives in a city on the best coast, where the coffee is good and the parking is bad. Her pet spider has no name but watches her type.
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