Isabelle Drake

A hotel bed, two pairs of handcuffs, coils of rope and a body builder with a naughty plan—can Kitty Maar handle it all? Kitty Maar’s secret identity as Kelly M—the ultra-adventurous sexploitation blogger—is the result of Kitty’s overactive imagination. Her outrageous tales of hooking up with the hottest guys in DC, attending parties at the most exclusive addresses, and joining in on spontaneous ménages at political fundraisers are the talk of Washington. So when she makes plans with Damian Markos, he’s expecting a true sexual wildcat. Damian’s secret plan is to surprise Kitty with an evening so intense it will test even her sexual boundaries. It isn’t easy coming up with something the city’s most notorious man-hunter might not have already done, but he has connections that run deep in DC’s inner circles. Damian is determined to show Kitty that he’s the only man she needs to satisfy her every need. Kitty is crazy about Damian, but will she be able to accept the se...

I'll be signing in Columbus, Ohio, on Friday, February 2 in the late evening at Sexapolooza. It promises to be a hot and sexy time--come check it out if you can. The event will be held at Franklin County Veterans Memorial . Haven't heard of Sexapalooza? Here's a bit from their website: Sexapalooza is a unique, upscale adult consumer show and shopping experience that has been growing and expanding for the past 5 years. Marketed to women and couples, Sexapalooza offers a safe yet titillating environment dedicated to entertaining and educating you on all aspects of sex and sexuality. Enjoy fantastic stage shows and learn new sex ‘how tos’ and tips at our seminars given by professionals in the adult industry. Don’t forget that you’ll be shopping for great deals and the newest, hottest toys and products to continue the Sexapalooza experience.

Who knew pin-up girl art had a practical application? I'd seen pin-up girls on the noses of WWI and WWII aircraft but didn't know they had an official term when placed there: nose art. Nose art on planes started for practical reasons, identifying friendlies (but geez, think how close you had to be to see it??), but evolved to reflect the personality of the pilot and to remind soldiers of home--and the pretty girls waiting there, apparently. The art was done by both professional artists and talented civilians. A bit of searching around on the internet convinced me there is wide variety in the quality of the pin-up girl art on the planes, but I can see how it would boost morale, which I guess was the point. Who wouldn't be inspired by a cutie pie in heels? Love the pin-up look too? Try this link for a fun make-up how-to video. Books, This N’ That, and a cocktail Sassy, classy, and a bit smart-assy You like pin-ups? Me too. Find them in my newsletter, together wit...