The Sexy Associate and the Seductive Partner? Ex-Lawyer Has Written Them All
The writer Seelie Kay—that's a pseudonym—used to work at large law firms in Milwaukee. But over the past year, she has spun the fairly mundane into erotic fantasy by writing dozens of short stories about lawyers, judges and others in the legal profession in various states of undress and ecstasy.
August 29, 2017 at 06:17 PM
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Erotica writer Seelie Kay's newest published short story collection starts innocently enough.
“Laura McClintock sighed as Carmen Marinaldo stalked toward the jury with the exquisite grace of a panther.” By sentence two, Kay hints a bit more at what her writing has to come: “The mass torts lawyer exuded power, sexual heat and passion. He held everyone in the courtroom in his thrall.”
Kay takes 13 pages to build to a graphic sex scene between the female law student and the male litigator—but not before the characters analyze merits in a class action case against a drug manufacturer, and discuss how their relationship might breach workplace sexual harassment policy.
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