Open For Business: Tales Of Office Sex - Alison Tyler
With the advent of sexual harassment laws in the United States, we have seen that the office romance has become increasingly hard to pull off. Fortunately, for those who enjoy reading about such things, Open For Business: Tales of Office Sex has no compunctions about telling us the most intimate details of sex in the office and how they pounded each other next to the fax machine. It’s the ultimate fantasy for any man or woman who has ever had a hot boss or coworker and just wished for some kind of a release.
Open For Business will enthrall you with a variety of tales, including one of my favorites, a story of BDSM office romance called, appropriately enough, Memorandum. I won’t spoil the details for you by telling you what happens. Suffice to say that some office supplies may be involved and you will find it to be quite the ride. Women should particularly enjoy the imagery offered in “On the 37th Floor” and frankly, no one should miss out on reading Lonely at the Top by Savannah Stevens Smith. The nice things is that each story has a different theme – the only thing they have in common is the office, so you won’t be bored and feel like each one is exactly the same as the other.
Now you might think that as a worker in the adult entertainment industry, I’d have my own stories similar to those in Open For Business, but I can tell you that tales of office sex simply don’t happen here. It’s not that we don’t have our little office romances – it’s just that unlike the fantasy I and others here enjoyed in the book, our job is a real job and we can’t spend our entire day sliding computers off of desks (not to mention that it could get expensive). However, that’s exactly why I have a copy of this amazing book in my office – while I may not be able to bang Susannah down the hall, reading about what others might do is nearly as good.
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