Off Limits: Three Erotic Stories of Taboo Love

Evelyn Ellis

May 2018 · First Time Forbidden Book 8 · Writewood Creations

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Girlish taboo fantasies and male domination make an explosive combination in Off Limits, a trilogy of erotic stories. In Someone Like Me, a college football star seduces a girl who is off limits and soon finds the forbidden is too intoxicating to give up. In Water Shortage, a Hollywood silent film director and his girlfriend’s daughter do a little role-playing, entering an erotic world of dominance and submission. In After School Special, a Depression-era school teacher exploits one of his female students by making her strip for him after school--a deal that leads to more than he bargained for.

Off Limits is part of Evelyn Ellis’s Historical First Time Forbidden Series, tales of erotic encounters between young virginal women and the older men who desire them. The collection contains scenes, language and themes intended for an adult audience. Sensitive readers are strongly cautioned.

About the author

Evelyn Ellis has had a passion for historical romance from an early age. She liked the spicy ones best, but they were never spiced in the right way (or enough) for her taste, so she began writing her own erotica. She particularly enjoys writing erotic short stories and novellas. The shorter format allows for deeper character examination over the course of a very hot erotic story. Her stories are standalone and serial short fiction with themes that explore taboo sexual subjects from Medieval time to the Swinging Sixties, in settings all over the globe.

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