Caribbean & Diaspora Storytelling
Genre
Erotica & Erotic Romance
Erotic fiction for grown readers: desire, power, restraint, reclamation and the supernatural, written with the same care as everything else on this list.
The series on this shelf
New from Chasity Rivers: Nobody Need Know, a standalone novel of honest erotica set in Jamaica’s Blue Mountains, about a woman who comes home to sell her mother’s land and finds the man she left twenty years ago still on the veranda.
Chasity Rivers also writes The Haven Trilogy, high-heat erotic romance connected through The Haven, a Caribbean wellness retreat. Read Undone, Reclaimed, then Becoming.
Isaiah Cole writes The Attention Series, first-person literary erotica in which attention is the central act. Start with I Learn Her Silence, then What He Does Not Ask For.
For paranormal erotica, Zhade’s Claiming Trilogy begins at Swift River, Jamaica, with Claimed by Water, then continues with Claimed by Shadow and Claimed by Blood. If you are not sure whether this is your shelf, what makes paranormal erotica different from fantasy romance settles it.
Nia Foxx writes the Black Hollow series: wolf shifters, witches and mirror realm magic in a town that has been keeping its own arrangements for a very long time, with a why-choose romance at its center. Start with the prequel, The Girl in the Smoke, then read Marked by the Moon, Blood & Moonlight and The Last Reflection.
New to erotic fiction from the islands? Start with our guide to Caribbean erotica: what sets it apart from the postcard fantasy, and where to begin.
To read before you buy: The Heat is our collection of free Caribbean erotica short stories, written in the same register as the books above. Start with Sunday Clothes, then The Long Way Home and Six Weeks.
Free Fiction
Short stories from The Heat
Also from the House
Other genres
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