Happy release day, Geek Lust!  It’s finally here, the erotic anthology from Ravenous Romance, edited by F. Leonora Solomon!

As with all Ravenous anthos, this one is a mix of sexual scenarios of all stripes, with the common theme being NERDS NERDS NERDS NERDS!  Ms. Solomon has grouped the stories into four different categories, because we all know that geeks can really run the gamut.  We have Geek Lust, See You at the Conference, Enter the Library, and Let Me Adjust Your Bowtie, the last of which includes my tale “Analyzing Assets” which I realize should have a tremendous amount of ass-play given the title, but it doesn’t.  Still has some good old-fashioned, bend-her-over-a-desk, accountant/cleaning lady sex, though.  NERDS NERDS NERDS NERDS!

Here’s the Table of Contents:

Geek Lust
May the Force Bewitch You by Suleikha Snyder
Dirty Town by Shane Allison
That’s Mr. Male Nurse to You…by M.J. Mancini
Geek on Fire by Max Vos
A Friend Who Serves a Purpose by Madlyn March
Wonky Woopie by Jeanine McAdam

See You at the Conference
Conventional Loving by Raven de Hart
Bigger on the Inside by Robyn Avalon

Enter the Library
Baby Got Back Matter by Beckah Rose
Game, Set, and Wrestling Match by Rob Rosen
Straddling the Stroke Sea by Dirk Taylor

Let Me Adjust Your Bowtie
Dr. Kupfer’s Grand Design by Kaysee Renee Robichaud
Geeky Bowtie by Del Carmen
Analyzing Assets by Kimber Vale

Anyway, if you like smut in general, or maybe want to try reading some novel pairings all in one collection (M/F, M/M, menage), then this book has your number.  Of course, if you love the idea of a sexy geek…Geek Lust is your wet dream come true.  Just remember to put your spectacles and pocket protector someplace safe before the gymnastics start.

I leave you with a snippet from “Analyzing Assets,” by moi.

With airy nonchalance she bent and picked up her duster.
“You have come on your suit.” She smiled sweetly and he looked up from his papers with a quirked eyebrow. “Might want to get it to the dry cleaner before the next big meeting.”
And with that, she flounced out, never looking back.

-Kimber