I absolutely love flash fiction, in particular the challenge of writing a short story in 100 words or less.  This is a cross post from jenbluekissederotica.blogspot.com, but I thought it's a good way to start out a Friday morning.  The title is Recipe.

Chef smiled. “Cinnamon and spice. Everything nice.”

I smiled, kneeling at his feet. “That’s not what I’m made of.”

He sprinkled brown powder and sugar and dabbed whipped cream onto his hardness. “It’s what you want. To be a good girl?” His voice’s pitch deepened when I swallowed his sweetness. He should’ve added nutmeg. Chef’s fingertips curled into my shoulder blades.

I came up for air. “Happy birthday before working your shift.” Gagging, I swallowed again. All night his cock would be sticky inside his pants while we worked my restaurant.

Our first customer said, “Anybody here?” The bell.

Tags: Jen Bluekissed | Flash Fiction | Short story | Food | recipe | cooking | restuarant | chef | birthday | challenge

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The AMBROSIA anthology!  My story is called JUST'S DESSERTS and is about pastry chef Justine Calodorini and tycon Adam Stade who adores her creations. 

Jesse has done a great job putting together this anthology and she's also been posting interviews with the contributors on her blog.  Yes, today is my day, so come read my interview at http://sexfoodplay.wordpress.com/.  She calls me scrumptious - I love her for that alone .

My story in the anthology is also available as a Ravenous Rendezvous, so you can check it out that way for a... taste.

More soon, Rachel!

Tags: Rachel Kenley | Ambrosia | romance | Food | sex | love

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I just received word today that the Ambrosia Anthology will release on Valentine's Day!  As excited as I was that Power Plays released on Inauguration Day, this release date is equally wonderful.  What better way to prepare for some heart day lovin' than by reading steamy, romantic stories?

The Kitchen Table is one of my favorites of the stories I've written thus far because I see a lot of Carla in myself.  She has the opportunity to play with several types of food while having a few spats with other characters.

There were a few scenes in this story that I heavily debated if I could pull off in an erotic work.  I had a lot of fun playing with the prose in the attempt, especially since I love my real life mother-in-law quite a bit.  For the record, she's nothing like Lucille.  If you're confused my by comment, you'll have to read the anthology to figure out what I mean!

Tags: Inlaws | Food | Kitchen Table | Jen Bluekissed | Release | Ambrosia

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