Today's episode, Wayward Drift by Alan Dusk, was originally published on December 30, 2016.

With 25 bold sex stories featured in my brand new anthology for the men and the women who love them, you can imagine the variation of story type.

Today's episode features a tale written by longtime KMQ fan favorite, Alan Dusk.

His story, Wayward Drift, is a sci-fi tale starring a rascally space pirate.

Ooh, sexy, right?

Sci-fi is a genre that I think could be integrated into pretty much every erotica anthology, because science fiction provides something that no other genre can.

It's the ultimate escape, because it provides a limitless foundation based on the imagination where ordinary rules don't apply.

It literally ships our world, our reality, where conceivably anything is possible.

So let's boldly go together, shall we?

The sexy librarian presents the Kiss Me Quicks erotica podcast.

You are entitled to your sexual self.

This show is for adults only and is a hands-free listening experience. Well, at least one hand.

But before our story begins, let me tell you about our latest audiobook.

For the men and the women who love them, 25 bold sex stories, intended for the fellas, and the women who have an appetite for bold, adventurous erotic storytelling,

escape into the fantastic, the outlandish, and the literary.

Get ready for a space pirate, a cowgirl, an anxious odd man out, an undercover agent, lonely ghosts, a taxi driver with an unexpected topsy-turvy fare, a burly biker who just wants to be cuddled,

a bride to be with one last oat to sew, the devil offering a golden deal, strangers and a spontaneous three-way.

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And now, wayward drift by my favorite gruesome darling, Alan Dust.

Daiku was the largest gas planet I'd yet encountered. From my perch in the cockpit, I could see alkali clouds, storming beneath gleaming lithium rings, belted around the equator.

Betty skimmed the ionosphere, struggling against gravity wells to keep her nose pointed toward nipon, the largest of Daiku's eight moons.

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