The "About the Author" of this book was not very in depth, but did tell you she "writes and edits across the genres". It also says she is a "pioneer of the erotic writing workshop in the UK..", after reading this book, I had a hard time believing that. So I used google.com to look her up. I discovered Mitzi Szereto is quite an accomplished lady. She has a website, popular blog, and her own WebTV channel.
Since this is the first book I have read of hers, and the first time I have learned of her existance, I probably will not seek her out again. At least not for anything erotic.
If you would like to learn more about her yourself, please do visit her webpage.
https://mitziszereto.com/blog/

This book contains all your childhood favorites, Cinderella, Rapunzel, Little Red Riding Hood, and many that were not ever read to you as a child. This book contains a synopsis of each story's origin and how it developed into what it is now, before each of her "erotic" versions. Which, as a fairy tale lover, I liked learning about and appreciated. I learned new fairy tales, as well as getting an in depth look behind the scenes of my favorites.

While this book is a great tool for learning about these fairy tales, they are not quite erotic. Though they do have a twist in each on of something sexual, the sexual aspects are quite ignorant, and not anything a girl, or boy, could masturbate to. I'm not sure if Szereto was trying to keep the stories wholesome, or if she really just thought these were erotic, either way, I wish there had been a little less talk, a little less cuteness, and much more sexual action.

Usually I can easily divulge into a book and get wrapped up in it, but this book just made me kind of upset.

This soft cover book has an image of a long dark haired girl laying on her side in a soft looking white bed. The only thing the girl looks like she has on is a pink sheer sheet. This book is bigger than your average paperback, 9 inches from top of cover to bottom, and 6 inches from side to side and being 1 inch thick with 316 pages.

I had hoped to read about Cinderella being ravaged and made love to by Prince Charming, and instead he made love to her shoes. I could have even enjoyed this, if Cinderella wasn't laying on the bed awaiting him to enter her, NOT her glass slipper. If there was at least more sexual detail, I think I could have enjoyed it more.

This is just one example of many depressingly non erotic tales of this book.

The first two stories in this book were not my cup of tea, but I kept reading partially because I thought it would get interesting, and partially because I hate reading part of a book and not finishing. I don't know who could enjoy this book sexually, but I enjoyed learning some new fairy tale history