The Deal

A collection of five erotic stories with mixed themes including uniforms, menage and submission.

The Deal by Sadie Wolf

She’s always known her boyfriend was a bad lot, but never this bad. Now he’s finally been captured, she’s facing two years’ jailtime for being an accessory. Is there no way out? Just when it seems hopeless, the police inspector offers her a way out – a deal to secure her freedom. Being a policeman is a stressful job and all she has to do is be there to relieve a little of that stress; no one needs to know that this has been one of her lifelong sexual fantasies, do they?

Night at the Museum by Cyanne

Claire’s shy when it comes to men – much more confident with her history and her academia. But that’s not to say she doesn’t have her fantasies. When security guard Gary interrupts her night-shift at the museum, she immediately falls for the tough hunk in his official get-up. When the security camera puts her at centre-stage, she decides to let go of her misgivings and put on the hottest performance of her life. Will the audience be upstanding?

Clean-up in Aisle Five by Elizabeth Coldwell

Justin’s fetish might not be the most traditional, but that does nothing to diminish his passion for the utilitarian overalls of his local 24-hour supermarket; especially when they’re being modelled by luscious checkout girl, Janice. After a week away on business, he’s determined to reveal his feelings – and much more – to his supermarket sweetheart.

Nights in Black Satin by Sophia Valenti

Jessie doesn’t think she has ever seen a sexier costume when she spots the full-blown, classic French maid’s outfit in the sex shop window. She can’t wait to get back home and have Brenda try it on. But first she has to convince her boyfriend Brett to play ball, because the truth is Brenda wouldn’t exist if it wasn’t for Brett. Jessie couldn’t resist picking up some extra playthings at the shop to really make this a night to remember…

Exemplary Employee by Charlotte Stein

Sven is the perfect masseuse: thoughtful, Swedish and good with his hands – not to mention always smartly dressed in his clinical white uniform. Who is she to argue when he suggests some creative adaptations to the standard “all-over-body” massage? He is the professional, after all… and how can something that makes you feel this good be wrong?