“Instead of relying on technique she looked for cues that were individual to the man – her man – the quickening of his breath, a sighing moan and the grip of his fingertips on her hip. Her body listened to his and learned what was right instead of what her experience said should work. And in its place they became a dreamy roll of fluid exploration.”

“Instead of relying on technique she looked for cues that were individual to the man – her man – the quickening of his breath, a sighing moan and the grip of his fingertips on her hip. Her body listened to his and learned what was right instead of what her experience said should work. And in its place they became a dreamy roll of fluid exploration.”

— Taryn Elliott