Erster Pfirsich der Saison

SYNOPSIS

It’s not that literature student Agnes Souci is prudish, it’s just that she hasn’t had the opportunity to really open up in the bedroom—or anywhere else for that matter—until now. She meets easy-going and patient Hollis Stone in her Jane Austen study group, the only boy in her Women’s Literature class. Raised by a single, gospel-singing mother in rural Georgia, he’s characterized by thoughtfulness, respect, and courtesy. But having learned everything he knows about love from an older woman with very particular tastes—his first and only relationship—he brings a level of experience and quiet confidence that most of his college peers lack. Her dry wit and their mutual penchant for 90s sitcom references draw them together, but it’s their willingness to explore that takes their relationship far beyond their wildest imaginings. Putting the “play” in “foreplay,” and the “experiment” in “good, generous, and experimental,” First Peach of the Season lifts the genre of erotic literature out of the shadows, replacing tired fiendish desires with good old-fashioned fun. Early reviewers have described it as “horny and hilarious,” “like sex in the sunshine,” and “the manual I wish I’d had in college.” In other words, it’s so good you might want to buy two copies!

MEMORIES THIS SCENT MAY EVOKE

Cinemax After Dark, luxurious body care products from the 1990s, waking up next to the person who escaped it all

MEMORIES THIS SCENT MAY CREATE

A lazy yet sensual day in a hotel room high above the city with the curtains wide open, a spring afternoon frolicking in the park, a long shower with the person you love