Maybe you’ve already finished reading Mia’s Yellow Wristband (it’s a pretty quick, but incredibly hot, read — feel free to read it a few times and see if you can spot a couple of the Corneliaverse Easter eggs scattered in its pages …), and you’re looking for some new stories to warm you up. Well, I’ve got some suggestions!
Dot Matrix by Kat Crimson
A place for every man and every man in his place! That’s Delilah Brooks’ motto – that is until one seriously hot, charming, alpha, college-stud comes along and refuses to be put where he belongs…
SOME DOMMES ARE BORN, SOME ARE BUILT
The Pleasure Portal: Book 1 by Clynt Webber
One headset. Two hot women. No turning back.
Oliver thought he was just buying a high-tech toy to cure his loneliness. Instead, he found a portal to a world of pleasure.
A Lustful Succubus Escort by Belle Desnuda
This girl is willing to show us the way as long as she gets a taste of me!
A new, teasing succubus catches us off guard as we approach our goal. This cocky little lust demon promises to lead us safely to the castle, as long as we can keep up with her needs. Luckily, it’s not hard to turn her into a hot, wet, begging mess.
Seduced by the Babysitter & Her Best Friend by Veronica James
For three years, Sophie has been Gary and Janice’s babysitter. She’s safe, predictable and dependable; everything they could want in a babysitter.
Then there is Tammy, Sophie’s best friend.
Tammy never pretends to be innocent like Sophie. She tags along uninvited and flirts with Gary just to watch him squirm. Gary insists he cannot stand her, but he never tells her to stop.
This afternoon, Gary comes home early and finds them alone in the living room. Tammy does not bother easing into things. She steps forward and makes it clear exactly what she wants. Sophie hesitates, cheeks pink, eyes wide… and then she stops pretending she has not been crushing on Gary all along.
With Janice gone and the house too quiet, the line Gary swore he would never cross suddenly feels paper thin. And once he crosses it, there’s no going back.
Cornelia Quick 
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