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All The Wrong Places

By Karin Kallmaker

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Shortlisted for the 2005 Lambda Literary Awards! Karin Kallmaker's first Bella After Dark full-length novel is so hot you'll need to take some clothes off!

Brandy Monsoon is looking for love. Since there's never a shortage of casual playmates at the tropical resort where she works, most of the time she gets it, too. And if Brandy tires of the perpetually curious – but primarily straight – women, there's always her best friend Tess for a friendly encounter…

When an all-lesbian tour group arrives for a week, Brandy is sure she'll be in paradise on earth. Among the guests is lesbian celebrity comic Celine Griffin, who has an obvious interest in an after-dinner Brandy. Celine and Brandy do find explosive pleasure together, -- so why does Brandy feel as if that's no longer enough for happiness?

With days and nights so delicious… who cares about tomorrow?

Publisher's Note: All the Wrong Places has all the romance, humor and passion you've come to expect from Karin Kallmaker. It includes a highly explicit range of powerfully erotic sexual situations -- that's why it's the first full-length BELLA AFTER DARK novel. We're all squirming with pleasure to bring you Karin at her very steamiest

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Bella After Dark

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kisserman

Very Sexy

All the Wrong Places is not a typical Karin Kallmaker romance, but a hot and steamy graphic love story. Karin Kallmaker has created the first full length erotica novel for Bella Books, and it is full of tantalizing sex that heats up every page. Brandy Monsoon and her best friend Tess work at a Caribbean resort doing almost anything to meet their guests’ needs. For Brandy this means giving straight women the pleasure they cannot get from their husbands or boyfriends. Tess, who is straight, comes crying to Brandy one evening, because she is not satisfied with her most recent date and is very hormonal at that moment. So they experiment that night and decide that becoming sex buddies can work out. Brandy is giving her best friend the physical pleasure without the emotional attachments. Then a tour group of 300 lesbians comes to the resort for a week, and that is where the fun really begins. Kallmaker has always been a master at creating tension-filled romances that affirm the power of love and a promise of a future. All the Wrong Places is no exception, but even as she teases the reader, she gives us release along the way with visually explicit sex. The book isn’t all erotica either. The romance is front and center throughout. Throughout the pages, Kallmaker describes so well the difference between sex and lovemaking with the actions and thoughts of the characters. Her mix of erotica with the romantic plot is balanced. Her trademark in all of her romances is that she c