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The Erotic Notebooks
Originally written as a form of amorous confession to a new lover, The Erotic Notebooks appears now in print as a collection of fifteen beautifully crafted stories recalling the erotic evolution of a young woman seeking to free herself from the restricted codes of behaviour imposed upon us by society, and to explore in real life all of those desires that had previously existed for her only in fantasy.
From Paris to Venice and the south of Spain, the narrator treats readers to a decadent recounting of experiments in exhibitionism, voyeurism, assignations with strangers, BDSM, and all manner of other ecstatic encounters with a wide variety of exotic men and women, and, through all, of sensuous, unbridled passions and pleasures.
From Paris to Venice and the south of Spain, the narrator treats readers to a decadent recounting of experiments in exhibitionism, voyeurism, assignations with strangers, BDSM, and all manner of other ecstatic encounters with a wide variety of exotic men and women, and, through all, of sensuous, unbridled passions and pleasures.
172 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 10, 2023
About the author
Yasmine Millett
1 bookYasmine Millett is a British-born author. Her debut collection of stories, "The Erotic Notebooks", was first published in January 2023. Having grown up in rural Somerset, Yasmine spent time in London, Paris, Venice and Milan before finally settling in Granada, Spain. Each of these places has had a special influence on her writing, and form the settings of many of her stories. Her works are strongly influenced by those of Nin, Proust, Arsan, and Maupassant.
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July 20, 2024
Abandoned halfway. It felt quite repetitive. It stared off great, exhilarating, thrilling, and intense. And then I found myself getting bored. I didn't feel like there was any growth or change in the protagonist. Perhaps I should have carried on reading, but after a while, I just wasn't feeling it. I didn't find myself needing to turn the page, I wasn't eager to learn what happened next.
June 10, 2024
Very intriguing, definitely different, mind blowing at times, gives you a lot to ponder, chew on so to speak, even look at yourself and others and ask hmmm do we miss a lot because we are afraid, or to caught up in normal everyday life to notice or simply don’t care to know we just focus on the underlying surface of others and ourselves. I’m Still processing the book, probably will for awhile. Can’t say I would recommend it simply due to the fact it’s pretty intense and may not be for everyone. But I am glad I read it cause I like books that make me think outside the box .
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