Five for Friday by Nona

My new novella His and Hers and Hers will be published very soon. As the title (and the very hot cover) suggests, it's a FFM ménage erotic romance. Now I know ménage is a big seller among the erotic genres, but the most popular combination seems to be two men and one woman—either MFM (meaning the men do not interact sexually) or MMF (in which the guys get it on with each other as well as with the lady). Trust me to go against the grain and write a romance featuring two women sharing a man as well as indulging in some lady-loving.

And this IS a romance. Though I haven't skimped on the sexy scenes, there's also plenty of emotion for all three characters involved. And yes, the L word gets spoken.

In anticipation of the release of His and Hers and Hers, I've prepared five arguments in favor of the two women/one man combo. Here we go:

1. If you're a guy, there are two women involved. Every man's top fantasy, right? 'Nuff said.

2. Who are the better kissers, men or women? If you're a girl who's always wondered, now's your chance to find out!

3. If you and the other lady are about the same size, you can instantly double your wardrobe. Score!

4. In a MFM combo, after all the hot smexin' is over the poor lady has to endure snoring in stereo when her guys conk out. In an FFM situation, the two ladies can discuss Jersey Shore and other important topics while their guy is snoozing.

5. If the two women stick together, they can always outvote the man (majority rules and all that) when a decision has to be made. Of course that sucks for the guy, but the ladies can always find creative ways to make it up to him ;-)

Well, there's my five. Does anyone have any others to add? Or maybe you'd like to name an advantage to the two men/one woman combo. Fire away, I'm all ears!

Have a wonderful weekend, all!

Nona Raines
Hot Contemporary Romance
Edgy ~ Emotional ~ Erotic
www.nonaraines.com

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