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A review by corrie
In the Forests of the Night by Vanessa De Sade
5.0
In In the Forests of the Night author Vanessa De Sade re-tells 7 classic fairy tales by putting them in a modern day setting. And don’t think for a moment you will be going the well-travelled route because the fairy tale elements are there but very subtle.
My love for Ms. De Sade’s writing holds no bounds and people who read my reviews (and know my reading history) have seen me sing her praises again and again. Her unique style of witty, well written, unapologetically dirty erotica makes every story she puts to paper a wonderful experience - and it always puts a big smile on my face.
1). Rapunzel - a man who lost everything he loved and worked for and a mysterious woman who’s name cannot be spoken. (m/f)
2). Cinderella Story - auditioning for a reality make-over and getting a private call-back. (m/f, f/f)
3). In the Forests of the Night A filthy rich heir, his sexy older step mother and a magic mirror. (m/m, m/f)
4). Handsome and Gertrude - interviewing a mysterious black widow in her tower of solitude can be a life altering event. (f/f, m/f)
5). Beauty and her Beast - a little poetic interlude.
6). Bluebeard’s Tower - getting fucked by one of the bosses can be a scary prospect if you don’t come prepared. (m/f, f/f)
7). Thumbelina - how a sexual obsession for little people can drive you mad. (m/m, m/f)
Extra bonus were the very naughty b/w illustrations by Vanity Chase.
m/f, m/m, f/f explicit
Themes: voyeurism, masturbation, hairy pits like thick parsley beds, luscious lady gardens, rampant hard-ons, Rubenesque asses, how le petite mort can turn into something more permanent if you’re not careful, as always I highly recommend.
5 stars
My love for Ms. De Sade’s writing holds no bounds and people who read my reviews (and know my reading history) have seen me sing her praises again and again. Her unique style of witty, well written, unapologetically dirty erotica makes every story she puts to paper a wonderful experience - and it always puts a big smile on my face.
1). Rapunzel - a man who lost everything he loved and worked for and a mysterious woman who’s name cannot be spoken. (m/f)
2). Cinderella Story - auditioning for a reality make-over and getting a private call-back. (m/f, f/f)
3). In the Forests of the Night A filthy rich heir, his sexy older step mother and a magic mirror. (m/m, m/f)
4). Handsome and Gertrude - interviewing a mysterious black widow in her tower of solitude can be a life altering event. (f/f, m/f)
5). Beauty and her Beast - a little poetic interlude.
6). Bluebeard’s Tower - getting fucked by one of the bosses can be a scary prospect if you don’t come prepared. (m/f, f/f)
7). Thumbelina - how a sexual obsession for little people can drive you mad. (m/m, m/f)
Extra bonus were the very naughty b/w illustrations by Vanity Chase.
m/f, m/m, f/f explicit
Themes: voyeurism, masturbation, hairy pits like thick parsley beds, luscious lady gardens, rampant hard-ons, Rubenesque asses, how le petite mort can turn into something more permanent if you’re not careful, as always I highly recommend.
5 stars