Publisher's Synopsis
Two of Cristabel Sappho's sensual, sensuous and erotic novellas in a single volume 'Georgia & Veronica' captures the start of a wonderful and most unexpected affair. Veronica is a late-thirties woman with a boring husband, boring job and a feeling that her best - for which read, most sensual - days are behind her. All that really gives her joy are the many and various lesbian fantasies she has lately discovered lurking in a forgotten back room of her mind. One of those fantasies - increasingly, the most arousing - focuses on the beautiful owner of an up-market shoe shop. Georgia is indeed beautiful and, in most things, confident. Love, however, has never been one of those things. So, despite all the attention her looks and charm have attracted over the years, at twenty-five she is still untouched by any but her own fingers. So why Veronica? For all that the woman herself worries about the question, and for all that Georgia doesn't really know the answer, on first meeting they just click. Meaning they then find themselves thinking more and more about each other. Meaning that on a second chance meeting they are as tongue-tied as love-struck teenagers. Then courage takes a hold. They arrange a drink in a local wine bar. And there, in a quiet corner with a bottle of good wine, they talk and laugh and tease and laugh some more until the presence of love is undeniable. An unexpected but most definitely a desired and welcome love. A love they will now treasure and nurture like the precious gift it is. 'In The Garden Of Lesbian Delight' is the story of five wonderfully uninhibited women enjoying an afternoon of unparralled sexual bliss in a sun-kissed glade by a deep blue lake. It begins with a chance meeting - in the early hours at an out-of-the-way service station - of Gill and Erinna. They are both curious and adventurous women: the one married but bored with it, the other single and unashamedly generous with it. For a while they tease and tempt each other just for the sake of it; then desire takes over. Having enjoyed a moment of casual and uninhibited love, they recognise a stronger attraction. Two days later they meet again and, with three friends, skip happily into a secret, sun kissed and fragrant garden where time stands still and love reigns. This novella is an unapologetic celebration of the pure lust and delight of lesbian love. By turns sensuous and arousing, seductive and abandoned, the mosaic of caresses and pleasures the women weave is deliciously uplifting. Also by Cristabel Sappho: Sapphic Liaisons; Suburban Women; and The Art To Zen Of Lesbian Love.
