"Sex & Dessert" Book Series Is Deliciously Sweet, Sexy Fun

Chicago, IL, March 23, 2016 (Newswire.com) - ​​​Think of the sexiest film you’ve ever seen...now add dessert.  What you get is “Secrets & First Tastes,” a compilation of sensual, cinematic and deliciously erotic encounters. Written by Edward Cavanaugh and Camille Bardo and scheduled for a March 26 release, the debut volume in the “Sex & Dessert” series share the lush sensibility found in Anne Rice’s erotica or the surreal films of Luis Bunuel. 

“We had this idea to combine beautiful, sensual encounters with beautiful desserts,” said Edward Cavanaugh. “That was the spark. From that, we began the series and a companion website so people could explore the many worlds, eras, and time periods of these characters.“ 

The multimedia website includes steamy love letters between Anais Nin and Henry Miller, vintage erotic photography, music, film, art, and of course, intricate desserts. “What was life like for our characters in 1915, the ‘20’s or the’ 50’s?” asks writing partner Camille Bardo. “We wanted to give readers an intricate, textured universe of Eros and art. It's the kind of erotica for people with imaginative, erotic appetites. The kind of stories you want to read together in bed.”

About the Authors 
When writing and producing team Edward Cavanaugh and Camille Bardo aren’t enthusiastically collecting erotic stories and sampling exotic desserts (at least 4,012, last count), they’re at work on “Sex & Dessert: The Footnotes,” a companion volume full of lengthy, humorous annotations to the obscure films and obscurer opera scandals, music, food and geeky literary references found in the “Sex & Dessert” stories.

For more information about the “Sex & Dessert” series, visit http://liquescencemedia.com or contact IG Doriangreyer at [email protected] for press inquiries. The e-book is available at the Liquescence Media store on March 26 and major online retail bookstores.

About the publisher: Liquescence Media publishes eroticism, literary fiction, audiobooks and non-fiction titles.