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Erotic Horror Novels

2 softcover books.

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Fear the Fever (Hot Blood, No 7) by Jeff Gelb (Editor), Michael Garrett -- 
Bulletin: We now rejoin the infamous Hot Blood Series, already in progress.
fasten your seatbelts -- this is escapism to the extreme. Let's not beat
around the bush. This series consists of erotic horror. Erotic, as in Sexy.
Horror, as in grotesque disfigurement, torture, and death. It's not "quiet
horror." This might not be your cup of poison tea, says your humble
reviewer. If it isn't, that's perfectly okay. Otherwise, should you feel
adventurous, be advised -- these stories are, as they say, not for the
squeamish. Or prudish. Or easily embarrassed. They're not stories you want
people to read over your shoulder in the break room or on the bus. These
stories exist to tickle your fancy and your funny bone, to present human
foibles in up-close-and-personal, oh-so-revealing detail, and -- can we
talk? -- to arouse you with a wink and a nudge. They are not politically
correct, sensitive, or subtle. I hope I'm making myself clear. They are so
entertaining, however, that several have sold to Showtime's erotic horror
series, "The Hunger."

I Shudder at Your Touch: 22 Tales of Sex and Horror by Michele Slung
(Editor) -- Michele Slung is an editor who knows a good story when she sees
one. In this anthology, she mixes classical pieces with modern ones, popular
authors with lesser-knowns, and eventually ends up with a collection of
short stories that offers many frights, many chills, and a whole lot of fun.
The anthology opens with Stephen King's pieces The Revelation of Becka
Paulson and closes with a piece by Clive Barker. It's no coincidence that
the two biggest names featured in this anthology open and closes the book.
Both stories concentrate on women suffering from dementia. They are both
unnerving in their own strange little ways. The two masters of horror are at
their very best with these stories. Other stories that are worthy of reading
in this anthology are Patrick McGrath's Cleave The Vampire, a strange little
tale of dementia, Christopher Fowler's The Master Builder, Jonathan
Carroll's A Quarter Past You, Robert Hichens's How Love Came to Professor
Guildea and Eric McCormack's The Festival. They just don't right 'em like
that anymore! All in all, I Shudder At Your Touch is a good anthology that
offers many stories that crosses genres and that are often very distubring
and terrifying in their own little ways. This anthology made me discover
many new authors that I cannot wait to read again, and I'm sure it'll do the
same to you.

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