A good book can reveal answers about our deepest selves, teach us a few new tricks or inspire us to take chances and make our dreams come true. In light of that, here are 9 of The Sexiest Books You Have to Read.
A Curious History of Sex by Kate Lister
An informative book about sex, stuffed with entertaining facts about kinks, sexual quirks and myths from history. It also delves into some of histories most disturbing and jaw-dropping beliefs of the past, including grafting a monkey’s testicle to one’s scrotum to ‘cure’ impotence. Amid the entertaining history, it also takes a serious look at the sexual oppression of women and other marginalised groups throughout the ages gone by.
Come As You Are by Emily Nagoski, PhD.
Are you on a mission to transform your sex life? Nagoski’s book is an essential read for those wanting a expertly guided sexual jumpstart! Backed by data and research, Come As You Are breaks down the science of sex, how women’s sexuality works, all while being an easy (enjoyable) read.
A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas
A young huntress, Feyre, ends up in a dangerous fantasy world of legend. She and her immortal faerie, Tamlin, have a classic enemies-to-lovers ship that ends up being very spicy. TikTok was deeply obsessed with this read and has been described as nothing more than erotica.
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The Roommate Pact by Allison Ashley
ER nurse, Claire Harper, loves her job but hates how it has affected her dating life. On one drunken night, she and her single firefighter roommate, Graham, make a deal. If they’re both still single at 40, they’ll hook up with each other. The pact is tested when Graham is hurt, and Claire agrees to care for him. She doesn’t like the idea of falling for a risk-taker, but risks losing Graham if she cannot honestly face her feelings.
Better Sex Through Mindfulness by Lori A. Brotto, PhD.
Brotto is a psychologist and sex researcher, who explores why sexual difficulties exist, and the many women she has treated over the years. The book will inspire you to get the sexual life you want – and deserve. Plus, it comes with a bunch of exercises you can try out for yourself *wink*.
How Sex Changed the Internet and the Internet Changed Sex by Samantha Cole
Like it or not, but the internet and sex are now forever linked. This informative books takes a clever look at how sexuality influenced the internet and vice versa over the years. It is a visual history filled with studies covering everything from porn to deep fakes, and online dating to sexting.
Inked in Lies by Giana Darling
When Lila’s parents are murdered, Nova’s family steps in to raise her and her brother. Lila always loved Nova, and she would have followed him anywhere – even into his biker group – but he broke her heart. Fast forward to the present day, Lila is well on her to marrying someone else. Until her ex realises what he is missing out on – but can he win her heart back from her fiancé?
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Unfortunately Yours by Tessa Bailey
Natalie Vos returns home after losing her fiancé and her job. A few months go by and she is finally ready to get back out there! She hopes to reach into her trust fund to finance her new business venture – BUT – she must marry first! Desperate, Natalie proposes to August Cates: a man that drives her mad and who hope to turn his own business around. But while they constantly exchange insults, he can’t stop thinking about her. The two agree to a mutually beneficial quick marriage – in just a few weeks – should be a piece of cake, right?
It Happened One Summer by Tessa Bailey
A lighthearted romcom that radiates with grump/sunshine energy. It also comes with a surprising spice level! A wealthy socialite is shipped off from LA to the Pacific Northwest after partying a bit too hard. Her stepfather then tasks her taking over her late father’s dive bar. While running the small business in not Piper’s dream. But when local sea captain gives her a piece of his mind, she becomes determined to prove him wrong.
