"He caught her scent before his brain registered what he was seeing.  A girl was suspended inside the crate.  She was encased from head to toe in a black skin-tight rubber suit ..."

from The Gift

From the blog: Future Feminist Librarian-Activist
by: Anna

"I went fever-hot all over sitting in the subway reading the penultimate bondage scene in D.L. King's 'Let's Dance'."

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From Dark Diva Reviews
As reviewed by: Donna

"Featuring seven stories from contributors such as D. L. King, Angela Caperton and Raven Kaldera, in Like a Sacred Desire sex becomes a gateway to healing, achieving higher consciousness, and unlocking the mysteries. Editor Jennifer Williams invites readers on a journey both sensual and spiritual, erotic and divine. Like a Sacred Desire promises to challenge and stimulate readers' senses, hearts, and souls."

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From Night Owl Reviews
As reviewed by: Vee

"I was as entranced by the writing (my drug of choice) as some of the victims with their surreal and irresistible vamps. I am a new fan of the editor D.L. King and recommend this book to anyone who enjoys erotica."

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From The San Francisco Book Review
As reviewed by: Kevin Winter

"D.L. King has done a good job of bringing together many different authors and writing styles, to bring us vampire stories that feel like the vampires of old, and not Twilight vampires. This collection is truly “sex with a bite."

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From Bound to Review
As reviewed by: slave Gabrielle

"The bond of love and trust that grows between Ray and sunny was good to see, especially when Ray needs it so much. If you read the first book you will definitely want to read this follow up and see what adventures Ray has at the institute."

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From Bound to Review
As reviewed by: slave Gabrielle

'"King has a very vivid imagination, which is put into effect with this book. "

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Violet Blue gave The Sweetest Kiss: Ravishing Vampire Erotica the number two position in her Hottest Sex Books of 2009 list for the San Francisco Gate!

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From the book blog by C. B. Potts, Smart Shoppers Secrets, check out this killer review of The Sweetest Kiss: Ravishing Vampire Erotica:

"Hands down the best anthology of vampire erotica I’ve read in nearly 20 years, The Sweetest Kiss: Ravishing Vampire Erotica is an absolutely stellar collection of fantastic stories that deliver everything one wants from this type of book: complex vampire societies, the passion of the hunt, the angst over immortal life, and tons and tons of hot sex."

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From Rainbow Reviews
As reviewed by: Emily

'There is good variety with the stories in this anthology. Several are scorching hot and many are not really romantic but are single encounters between women. [. . .] This is another lesbian anthology from Cleis that I recommend for anyone looking for satisfying short stories about attraction, and sex, between women."

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From Feminist Review
As reviewed by: Natalia Real

"This compilation of short stories is satisfying on numerous levels—there is variety of length, fetish, pace, style, and even talent. We cruise through night clubs, BDSM initiations, taxis, butt plugs, whips, cityscapes, cocktails, and a rushed stint through the backstage of a fashion show. We’re even introduced to a ‘50s pinup lookalike in these pieces of “true tales and explicit fiction.”"

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From The Examiner.com
As reviewed by: Ily Goyanes

"The back cover of Where the Girls Are proclaims that the book sets a higher standard for lesbian erotica. This must be one of the rare occasions where a product actually lives up to its hype. D.L. King has drafted an almost perfect roster of talent for her urban lesbian erotica anthology."

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From Erotica Revealed
As reviewed by: Steven Hart

Where the Girls Are: Urban Lesbian Erotica

"Where the Girls Are is a smooth and delightful entertainment that is as slick and slippery as a three-card Monte pitch on 42nd St in the heyday of the real Times Square. This book is an anthology of urban legends created from the authors’ lesbian fantasies (or perhaps memories?) -- both lipstick and butch -- of far-flung cities. I should point out here that D. L. King, founder and publisher of Erotica Revealed, edited Where the Girls Are. Much as it pains me to suck up to authority, I am bound to say that it is very ably put together and presents us with an engaging mix of settings and tastes."

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More praise for Where the Girls Are:

"Like the Best Lesbian Erotica series from Cleis Press, this book is a must-buy for fans of lesbian erotica."

As reviewed by Jean Roberta for The Erotica Readers and Writers Association.

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More praise for The Melinoe Project:

"D.L. King's The Melinoe Project is brilliantly executed, hard-core femdom fantasy"

As reviewed by Lisabet Sarai for The Erotica Readers and Writers Association

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From The Examiner.com
As reviewed by: Ily Goyanes

Broadly Bound

"Broadly Bound, as an anthology of BDSM GLBTQ erotica, is surprising in a number of ways. The writing is of high quality across the board. While there are some stories that are more captivating than others, it can’t be denied that Beth Wylde, Syd McGinley, D.L. King, Kathleen Bradean, and Cassandra Gold all have a gift. Their characters seem to come alive in the first page of each of their stories and by the end of the book you feel like a voyeur who was doing some live-action peeping."

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From The Erotica Readers and Writers Association
As reviewed by: Donna George Storey

Best Lesbian Erotica 08

"The anthology finishes strongly with work by several well-established erotica talents. Rachel Kramer Bussel’s “Domme Games” delivers the immediacy, snappy pacing and hot—or shall I say “highly effective”?—dialogue, we’ve come to expect from her stories. D.L. King’s “A New York Story” seems as first to be an entertaining tale of a woman who prefers ghostly lovers over the flesh-and-blood variety—with plenty of New York real estate lore and jokes to make you smile. However, the unspoken tragedy at its climax showed me yet again that most of the stories in this book merit the attention we give a “literary” work. King’s story is, in the end, not just a sizzling paranormal romance, but an allegory. The truth is we often need a catastrophic shift in the “normal” to see our relationships for what they really are."

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The Melinoe Project

"...The Melinoe Project is DL King’s first full length
title. The author of many arousing short stories,
King exudes a formidable talent for teasing, torment
and titillation. In this all out extravaganza of
female domination and male submission King excels.
The tone of The Melinoe Project is tempered slightly
by the flavour of romance, but it’s a romance on the
strictest of terms and with an edge that’s as hard and
cutting as surgical steel..."

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From The Erotica Readers and Writers Association
As reviewed by:  Ashley Lister

Bosslady

“...Those who know me will be well aware that I enjoy anthologies, especially when the pages are filled with writers who have proven track records. Michelle Houston "Sensual Bonds," Rachel Kramer Bussel "Spike," and D L King "Subway Story," are all veterans of the genre and provide their usual fare of quality fiction that is designed to please on so many levels...”

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From Fallen Angel Reviews
As reviewed by: Brandy

Who's Your Daddy?

“...Here are just a few of the compelling stories that you will find in this anthology. Nicholas hurries home to wake his wife. He knows she longs to feel his domination. As Laura lies trapped in a trunk, she vows that she will do whatever it takes to live, even if it means submitting to Mike’s desires. Ellen meets Brian as she tours Ireland after her last relation broke up. As he guides her around the sites, she begins to see that he’s just the man to make her dreams come true. Annie and David have been friends for years and there’s always been something just beneath the surface, but they’ve never been free at the same time, until now...”

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