If you are a true reader of erotica, the books that you seek out are in the line of classics such as Lady Chatterley's Lover, Fanny Hill, or Peyton Place. In those classics you will find an interesting storyline, believable characters, and sufficient eroticism to stimulate you from one page to the next. What you will NOT find in quality erotica are phrases such as "giant tits", "twelve-inch cock", or a vast overuse of the word "f***". Such amateur rubbish should be limited to Literotica where drunken college boys try 'out-vulgar' their contemporaries. Unfortunately, much of their rubbish has made its way into the erotica sections of on-line bookstores where it insults both readers and writers. I can but hope that you, dear reader, have the patience to sort through the layers of nonsense to find a worthwhile read. It is my mission to actually provide that read for you.

I wrote The Professor's Wife and Me years ago and, although I had remembered the basic premise, I had forgotten what an interesting and fulfilling story it is. I do regularly go back through my library of scribblings and re-read my books as I clean up missed typos and polish words and phrases. While I make no claim to be D. H. Lawrence or Grace Metalious, this is a damned good story.

Jamie, a college junior is frustrated by his lack of success with women so he decides to seek out a woman to tutor him at how to make love. He finds Elaine, the all but abandoned wife of a promiscuous college professor. Together they find that their relationship and their adventures change both of their lives for the better. At the same time Jamie meets Lynn, a nursing student who has recently been dumped by her longtime boyfriend. As this new relationship develops, Lynn benefits from the education that Elaine provides to Jamie.

For those who enjoy erotica, this is a long and, I believe, interesting story that will sweep you in and hold your attention. If it does not, let me know and I'll replace it with a different book.

Best Wishes,

J. R. Shane

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