Reviews for Open for Business: Tales of Office Sex

The average rating for Open for Business: Tales of Office Sex based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2011-02-06 00:00:00 Paul Lemieux For those drawn to the popular and expansive world of office fantasy, Open for Business is tailored just for you! The irresistible combination of conventional professionalism and raw lust fills page after page, but rest assured, there's plenty of variety. I had numerous favorites in this anthology, a few of them being N.T. Morley's fabulous "Memorandum" with its clever mix of humor and BDSM-themed naughtiness, the sexy encounter that builds with terrific tension to relieve office boredom in Saskia Walker's "TGIF," and Jeremy Edwards's endearing tale of lustful craving in "One Cubicle Over." The incredible imagery from Tulsa Brown's gorgeous "On the 37th Floor" stayed with me for days. And "Lonely at the Top" by Savannah Stephens Smith is a hot, striking, poignant piece that, as far as I'm concerned, is simply not to be missed. Kudos to Ms. Tyler for putting together a fantastic anthology of office-themed sexual escapades that cut straight through the professional veneer to the (often forbidden) primal core. If you're a fan of sex-at-work fantasies or just hot erotica, I highly recommend picking it up—and taking the day off!

Review # 2 was written on 2010-03-30 00:00:00 David Ficocelli This is a book for anyone who has struggled through the 9-5 (or in my case 8-8) day as if serving a sentence and escaped by fantasising about how things could be. Alison Tyler has pulled together 22 different views of how things could be. The line up of writers is as impressive as the range of situations they create. This is one to read at the office (but not at your desk) and ease the tension of the day. My top 5 out of the 22 are: Maxim Jakubowski "In the Empire of Lust" Nikki Magennis "Rat Race" Rachel Kramer Bussel "Secretay's Day" CB Potts "Headhunter" Somer Marsden "Taking Care of Business" If you'd like a sample, read my contribution "Have A Nice Day" - a tale of how exciting life can be when you do exactly what you are told -at my story site here:my link text