Welcome Tanith Davenport and her newest short in an anthology that looks HAWT!
Tamar Brennan is depressed. Instead of going to a party at Delta Phi with her girlfriend, she’s freshly dumped and stuck indoors with only her roommate for company - her very hot, also gay roommate Elyse, on whom Tamar has been nursing a secret crush for months. Elyse has always kept their relationship strictly friends – apart from one drunken kiss which Tamar has never forgotten.
Alone in their room
drinking wine, the conversation turns to Elyse’s yoga training. The sight of
Elyse’s slender body moving through yoga poses is too exciting for Tamar to
resist, and Elyse is willing... but can Tamar convince her to break her
just-friends rule in the cold light of day?
Tamar Brennan is depressed. Instead of going to a party at Delta Phi with her girlfriend, she’s freshly dumped and stuck indoors with only her roommate for company - her very hot, also gay roommate Elyse, on whom Tamar has been nursing a secret crush for months. Elyse has always kept their relationship strictly friends – apart from one drunken kiss which Tamar has never forgotten.
My new short Assume
the Position is about two sorority sisters who are also roommates. Of
course, I could have just made
them roommates in a standard college dorm, but there's something about
sororities that attracts me when I write.
Over here in the UK, universities usually have plenty
of societies - I spent a lot of time with the Film Society, the Italian Society
and for some reason the Role-Playing Society (I blame my ex for that one) - but
we don't have the Greek system. If we had, I would have joined. I grew up
reading American college novels with indecipherable names and longing to be a
member.
I'm not sure what it is. Possibly it's the sense of
belonging. I always loved being a member of a group when I was a student; the
busy social life, the circle of friends within easy reach. The thought of
constant sorority and fraternity parties is also an attraction; I know
sororities are also about leadership and community, but that's never the part
that comes to mind.
And of course, the main pull? The opportunities for
erotica. There's just something sexy about sorority girls floating around in
babydoll nighties, getting drunk and seducing frat boys, or suddenly finding
their hot roommate very attractive after several glasses of wine.
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