Erotic Books: The 11 Hottest Titles for Spicy Reading

Who doesn’t love to start a new book and be captivated right away? Each work has its own characteristics, arousing varied emotions in those who read it. And with erotic books this is no different, as their elements and characters can enchant, seduce or even shock. And this is done by telling stories of different styles, but always with one thing in common: eroticism. So, check out some of the best known and most admired erotic books around the world.

1. No Shame

This spicy novel by Julianna Costa features the character Mina, an apparently successful girl in the most diverse social spheres. However, even though Mina has money and academic prestige, her love life is not going so well, as the young woman is a virgin, even after having had several failed romances. The protagonist decides to solve this by hiring a male escort, but several adventures arise as a consequence of this relationship between the two.

2. Tropic of Cancer

Henry Miller’s classic book, Tropic of Cancer, transgressively addresses the trajectory of an American writer in Paris. In an almost autobiographical tone, Miller recounts the paths and thoughts of a protagonist in search of new stories after the end of his marriage and with the monotony of his career. In the new setting, the writer discovers a life filled with the pleasures of French nights.

3. What If It Happens?

The work of Melanie Harlow and David Romanov, the book focuses on the story of Maxim, a boy recently arrived from Russia, visiting the United States in search of a new life. In the new country, Maxim believes that he will be able to fulfill several dreams, but this idea becomes distant when unforeseen events begin to happen and his plans go awry. In the midst of it all, he runs into Derek, which leads him to question his principles and awaken a new side of Maxim. This new relationship, filled with questions and new experiences, leads Maxim and Derek to reprogram what they had always believed in.

4. Climbing the Walls

Alice Clayton’s Climbing Walls chronicles the life of Caroline Reynolds, a woman at the height of her success, at peace in almost every aspect of her life. However, everything seems to change with Alice moving to a new apartment. The property itself is perfect, but the noisy neighbor gives the talk, not shy about hiding his tireless nights of sex. After days without sleep because of the noise, Alice decides to confront her neighbor, only to end up enchanting herself in ways she hadn’t foreseen.

5. Codename Lady V

Part of a series, Codename Lady V is another erotic book by Lorraine Heath. In it, you follow the life of Minerva Dodger, a rebellious woman living in a time where money and morals came above all. Denying the traditions of society, the protagonist puts aside the polished life to experience the sexual experiences she might have at a local club. She just didn’t expect to find one of the most desirable men in London society there and develop a relationship with the boy.

6. The Madwoman of the Sacred Heart

Moebius and Jodorowsky manage to dare and create an extremely controversial and spicy comic. The book takes us along the paths followed by Alain Mangel, a professor on constant journeys and discoveries. Man experiences the most diverse sensations and adventures, knowing more about the mystical world and lifestyles that go beyond all limits of disinhibition.

7. Ask Me What You Want

As the first book in Megan Maxwell’s trilogy, Ask Me Anything is one of the best-known works when it comes to erotic novels. Exploring all facets of desire and passion, the book explores the love dilemmas of Judith Flores and her boss, Eric Zimmerman. Despite having different personalities, the two are fixated on each other’s ways and quirks, facing the problems that this case can cause.

8. Secret Friend

Famous, Sylvia Day, launches another book focused on the hot parts of some relationships. The story is divided into two parts, starting with Stephanie Martin’s involvement with her co-worker, after he finds a paper by Stephanie that lists it as an essential “item” for a secret friend gift. And the book ends with the tale of Anastasia Miller, who finds herself intrigued by a crime and with the reunion with a man with whom she had been related in the past.

9. The House of Blessed Buddhas

A classic by João Ubaldo Ribeiro, this book was made to annoy and it did. The work explores lust in its broadest aspects, exploring taboos that are not normally contemplated in erotic readings. The protagonist of the story is a lady and the book addresses her sexual experiences and all her “no regrets”. The interesting thing is to follow not only the hectic life of this daring woman, but also the customs and traditions of another time.

10. Catching Fire

Exuding beauty and self-esteem, Nan Dillon is the character addressed in this book by Abbi Glines. Nan appears to be perfect on the outside, but inside that’s not quite the reality, because having a perfect body doesn’t stop her from being unhappy, constantly worrying about her family’s and her ex’s opinions about her. Nan chooses to meet Major Colt, a man who is completely indifferent, resulting in an unmemorable encounter. When she decides to travel to Las Vegas and meets Gannon, a super-seductive man, Major asks for another chance to show her interest. The woman then finds herself in a dilemma as to which man looks best to her.

11. Delta of Venus

Filled with extremely daring and warm stories written by Anaïs Nin, this book mixes erotic elements and elegant language, using the vulgar in the right measure. The book explores the most varied forms of eroticism, whether with characters of different sexualities, with daring sexual positions or with the demystification of human fetishisms. It is a book to shock and delight.

Each of these erotic books has a unique story and different elements. Have you already chosen your favorite? Or are you thinking of putting on your “reading list” several of the works presented here? Also check out our list of erotic films.