Beating about the Bush by the Foreplayers:
2012's version of edible undies...

Four women on four different continents, calling themselves The Foreplayers, find their lighthearted romance-novel-in-the-round, far raunchier than anticipated.

First up is Tantalizing Theo, who opens the story with ruggedly handsome George, who runs a safari lodge in Kenya. After six hundred words, she passes to Luscious Lorraine, who introduces Samantha, a generic, big-boobed guest who's escaped the confines of New York high society for an African adventure. When Juicy June inserts her take on George, a playboy unable to reach orgasm unless he's beating off, Lorraine's heart sinks. The Foreplayers' dream of a quick sale to Harlequin is finished. Corn Porn is born.

The Foreplayers go with it, creating powerful women characters unafraid of getting who and what they desire. This sexy, rollicking romp follows the sexual misfortunes of Samantha and George on a vacation of sex and debauchery that turns into a matter of life and death.

Impossible to read without wondering where one writer's words ends, and another's begins.

Cas Courcelles - author of Harlequin romances says:

"A right raunchy romp in an exotic location, with something for people of all sexual persuasions! I must admit, I got into the story. Well charactered (in a bizarre kind of way), and the setting is great. I scrunched my nose at the smells. Colourful writing with lots of chortles!"
"'Georgie and Samantha hanging from a tree, S-U-C-K-I-N-G...' Got a kick out of that!"