Books like Scandale D'Amour by Anne-Marie Villefranche

Henry Miller’s debut novel follows a lyrical, autobiographical monologue in which he recounts his early 1930s Parisian life, exploring sex, human behavior and bohemian culture with frankness and poetic intensity.

On a group holiday in Thailand, a lonely civil servant meets Valerie and together they launch a provocative sex‑tourism venture that transforms their lives and challenges conventional romance.

What sort of woman has a taste for middle-aged, married men? Ellie, twenty years old and living in Paris, leads a light and carefree life until she meets, through Facebook, "Mister", a married surgeon approaching middle age. Beginning with their frenzied affair in a hotel room in the fifteenth arrondissement, Monsieur details the clandestine Tuesday morning hotel meetings and fleeting phone calls spanning several months of sexual adventure. Generous with her body and never lacking erotic imagination (or partners, men and women), Ellie illuminates her deviations in a lucid, ferocious, and passionate tale. Often shocking but never gratuitous, Monsieur is, paradoxically, a coming-of-age story, her seduction of the married man and its devastating aftermath leaving Ellie older and wiser than she once was after their four-month affair comes to its unpredictable conclusion. At once a novel confession and a description of the descent from passion to cruel fantasy, this is the disenchantment of a contemporary Lolita.

After a wild party, three women from different social strata confront forbidden desires that blur the line between pain and pleasure, leading to a night of sexual awakening and personal discovery.

Ballerina Bronte faces a tense reunion with obsessive billionaire Luca Sabatini as their past romance resurges and a hidden secret threatens their renewal.