Eighteen Plus - Bedtime Stories. For Grown - Ups.  (English, Paperback, Nagpal Apurv)

Eighteen Plus: Bedtime Stories. For Grown-Ups. has a collection of stories designed for adult readers. The book is funny, well-crafted, titillating, and engaging.

Summary Of The Book

Eighteen Plus: Bedtime Stories. For Grown-Ups., published in 2013, consists of eighteen short erotic stories that revolve around regular people.

Eighteen Plus: Bedtime Stories. For Grown-Ups. begins with Going Down To Rise Up, a story that shows how Meenu Verma displays a PowerPoint presentation to the Ladies Kitty Party Group, North Zone about her sexual encounters on the journey to reach the top. In The Speaker Phone, a boss listens to a couple having sex on the other side of the phone line. The fifth and sixth stories, The Corner Room and Her Turn, are interlinked to each other. Eighteen Plus: Bedtime Stories. For Grown-Ups. also contains Sexting: Fast and Furious, The Confessions of An IPL Escort, and A Boat Part On The Hoogly. In La Senza, a couple finds a cinema hall to be too childish, and a hotel to be too cheap. What is the next best alternative?

In Scoring At The Big Fat Indian Wedding, Aditya decides to agree to an arranged marriage if things don't turn out the way he wants them to at his cousin's wedding. Blame It On the Generation Gap shows how an older woman fails to understand how a husband and a wife who were fighting with each other, end up in bed together later than night. Some other stories in the book are Twenty Things That Arouse, The Condom Chronicles, and Two Day’s In A Nerd’s Life. Memoir Of A Sexologist revolves around a politician who kidnaps a sexologist couple, and how money is not what he wants for ransom.

Eighteen Plus: Bedtime Stories. For Grown-Ups. is a well-written erotic fiction for adults. The stories are delicate and bold, without being vulgar. Funny, mischievous, and spicy, the eighteen stories are sure to keep readers entertained.

About Apurv Nagpal

Apurv Nagpal is an Indian author.

He graduated from the Shri Ram College of Commerce in Delhi. He later completed his MBA from the Indian Institute of Management,

Ahmedabad. Nagpal has been a part of the corporate world for over two decades. He has lived in Europe for about ten years, but has now moved back to India. The author has visited all seven continents, and has been a spectator at four FIFA Football World Cups.