Gael Greene Book order (chronological)

Have you lost that sexy edge? Does it feel like your partner's routines are no longer exciting? If digital games seem to captivate him more than you do, this gourmet guide to sensual pleasure is here to help. It offers lighthearted, imaginative, and uninhibited insights into the art of making love. With charts, exercises, seductive menu plans, and downloadable fantasy coupons, you can explore new dimensions of sexuality. Start with “69 Ways to Turn Him On” for immediate excitement, or dive in from the beginning to enhance your body confidence, bedroom allure, and mental sexiness. Discover playful concepts like “How to Eat a Fig,” “Verbal Foreplay,” and “Fork Play: Seduction at the Table,” along with practical advice on understanding what he enjoys, harnessing the power of orgasm, and exploring unconventional lovemaking locations. Critics praise the book for its humor and inventiveness, highlighting its ability to empower women to feel more desired and comfortable in their bodies. With a blend of food, sex, and fun, this guide promises to transform your intimate experiences and banish boring sex for good.

“A very funny and touching book with great dollops of erotica, nostalgia, hilarity and a surprising, sweet literary lilt.” — Liz Smith, New York Daily News. “Whether writing about food or sex, Gael Greene is delicious.” — Dan Greenburg, author of Love Kills and Exes. Greene excels at depicting the dilemmas faced by a man approaching middle age. Though a bit tart in spots, this novel is a cream-filled confection.” — Beaufort Cranford, Detroit News. Now available in a 30th Anniversary Digital Edition, this daring erotic novel explores what men truly desire and how often they crave it. The author of the classic Blue Skies, No Candy returns with a steamy and poignant tale. Dr. Barney Kincaid, a brilliant and irascible emergency medicine doctor, is newly divorced at 42 and reveling in the drama of his career and the pleasures of his second adolescence. He loves women and everything he learns about himself is through them. Dividing his time between Debra, his adventurous playmate, and Lindsay, the idealized woman of his dreams, Barney has never truly been in love. However, when faced with his own mortality, he embarks on a frenetic journey into his erotic past that threatens his career. A national bestseller upon its release, this novel sparked both outrage and praise for Greene’s unique perspective, solidifying its status as a landmark of erotic fiction and feminist literature.