Miss December

The human race is perfect. Strong emotions such as violence, rage and any type of passionate behaviour have been bred out of the species. Each human body produced by the Labs is at the peak of physical perfection.

Kansas has always tried to hide her less than perfect assets. Somehow her imperfect genealogy had slipped through the system. Her voluptuous body was never quite able to squeeze into the standard issue clothing. She felt abnormally curious stirrings at the sight of her male roommates’ nude bodies. In these difficult moments, Kansas usually distracted herself with a snack.

Unfortunately the perfect system had begun to fail and the laboratory babies produced were no longer viable. Hardin is a government agent employed to initiate the scarce fertile females into the joys of reproduction. His task is to gently introduce an erotic world to females who have no taste for it. When his job is complete, the students are given to fertile males for mating.

As soon as Hardin sees Kansas, his December assignment, tied to the bed, he knows that he is destined to fail. The sight of her gorgeous voluptuous body has him panting and Hardin finds himself fighting to maintain control. It is vital that he does not show any romantic passions because the females must fall in love with their life mate not the tutor. A pining female could put the new breeding program into jeopardy. It will be hell, but he must hold back…

Miss December is a highly explicit glimpse into a failing futuristic society. The idea of physical sex has become so outlandish that the females have to be gentled and handled carefully so that they don’t hurt themselves. Hardin’s descriptions of his intended gradual foreplay are teasingly hot. The erotic pleasuring is intense and comprehensive; definitely a story for readers who enjoy hard-core erotic fiction only. Yet this very short tale also contains a compelling story with a hugely unexpected twist. Madison Hayes never fails to deliver an erotic tale with a kick; Miss December will be certain to heat your blood on a cold winter’s night.

Reviewed by: Naomi