BOOK THREE OF THE BESTSELLING SERIES THAT DOESN'T HAVE TO BE READ IN ORDER!

Twenty-three year-old Alice is stuck in a ho-hum marriage, bored with quickie vanilla sex. So she and her husband, Lewis, sign a contract with the notorious Hellfire Club in order to inject some spice into their love life. But things get dicey when Alice's most decadent fantasies are brought to life, and she begins to fear that they'll never be allowed to leave.

The third short novel in the Kinky Secrets of Alice series, this descent into naughtiness features the same colorful characters, kinky thrills, and offbeat humor as the previous bestselling titles.

KINKY SECRETS OF ALICE AT THE HELLFIRE CLUB by Melinda DuChamp
It's way beyond your wildest fantasies...

Kinky Secrets of Alice at the Hellfire Club is about 37,000 words, or 130 paper pages.

This is erotica for smart people who like to laugh, just like you.

WHAT READERS ARE SAYING:

"DuChamp writes really funny, exciting books, which also have really kinky, over-the-top love scenes. Highly recommended! But don't use my name!" - Anonymous because she's afraid her mother will see this

"Even hotter than the first two books. If you hear a sizzling sound, it's your Kindle." - A reader who needs to check her Kindle warranty

"Did Lewis Carroll write a book about the Hellfire Club? I'm confused." - A confused reader

"This is smut! I felt ashamed reading it! In fact, I felt even more ashamed the second and third times I read it!" - A reader in denial

"For a funny series, there is some serious smut. I like it." - A smut monger

"This book is H-O-T." - A reader who likes to spell

"So much fun it should be illegal. Is it illegal?" - A woman suddenly concerned she'll be arrested

"If you try any of the outrageous sex acts in this book, you'll wind up in the ER." - The patient in Bed 73 at Holy Mercy Hospital

"I love this author!" - The author's spouse

"If you read one book this year, you aren't reading enough." - She's right

"I'm not sure these quotes are real." - No kidding

"This isn't vanilla. This is an ebook. You should know the difference." - A reader who doesn't conflate flavors with literature

So what are you waiting for? Read this book right now!