SMFS Members Published in Sex & Violins: An Erotic Crime Anthology

Today is publication day for Sex & Violins: An Erotic Crime Anthology. Edited by Sandra Murphy, the book is published by White City Press, an imprint of Misti Media. The read is available at the publisher, Amazon, and other vendors. The SMFS list members that reported being in the anthology are:

 

 

Chandler Christie with “The Tail.”

 

Linda Kay Hardie with “The Cello of Monkey Pawn Shop.”

 

Wendy Harrison with “Last Ride of the Valkyries.”

 

Shari Held with “Concerto for Harp and Homicide.”

 

Karen Keeley with “Through a Looking Glass Darkly.”

 

Steve Liskow with “Reed Between the Lines.”

 

Editor Sandra Murphy with “Rescue Me.”

 

Anna V. Nelson with “Piano Tuning.”

 

Joseph S. Walker with “Ruby Wants to Watch.”

 

Publisher Description:

PLEASE NOTE: This anthology contains scenes with graphic depictions of sexual acts between consenting and wildly enthusiastic adults. We advise readers to read a maximum of two stories at a time to reduce the risk of overheating.

Sex can be the greatest pleasure or the deepest disappointment. It’s an expression of love, a few moments of fun, the way to scratch an itch, a lifetime commitment and all with two (or more) bodies tangled in the dark. The human form comes together in perfect harmony, like musical instruments coming together to create the ultimate composition or concert..

Twelve authors have penned tales of sex, crime, revenge, ego, espionage, and unexplainable events, each involving a musical instrument commonly found in an orchestra.

Couples, threesomes, group sex, same-sex, multiple partners, a bit of bondage, and one mermaid—no matter who they are or what configuration they choose to satisfy their lust, all participants soon learn it’s not just about sex.

Of course, with just one wrong note…it’s murder.

Sex & Violins features stories of crime and intimacy by Jack Bates, Laura Hazan, Anna V. Nelson, Chandler Christie, Albert Tucher, Shari Held, Karen Keeley, Joseph S. Walker, Linda K. Hardie, Steve Liskow, Wendy Harrison and Sandra Murphy.