14 Sexy Books To Read Since You Finished '50 Shades' Faster Than You'd Like To Admit From More magazine

14 Sexy Books To Read Since You Finished '50 Shades' Faster Than You'd Like To Admit

Books that tug on your heartstrings—and pull on your panties.

By Sierra Burgos

1. Backstage Pass by Olivia Cunning

What happens when one hot, young psychologist goes on tour with five gorgeous guys? Well, you can find out in Olivia Cunning's series, Sinners on Tour. Solely based on the fact that the band's name is "The Sinners", we already know we're in for a wild ride.

2. Gabriel's Inferno by Sylvain Reynard

Young professor Gabriel Emerson believes he's beyond all hope of escaping his dark past, until he meets graduate student Julia Mitchell. Innocent Mitchell enrolls in his class, and the attraction between them is immediate—but their forbidden intrigue could jeopardize his career.

3. On Dublin Street by Samantha Young

Jocelyn Butler leaves her tragic life behind when she moves to Scotland from the United States to start over completely. Forgetting her past goes just as planned, until she meets Scotsman Braden Carmichael. They plunge into a no-strings-attached arrangement, but the physical passion won't hide her past forever.

4. Dark Lover by J.R. Ward

If you loved both Fifty Shades and the Twilight books (it's okay to admit), check out the Black Dagger Brotherhood series. It's basically the sexiness of Fifty combined with the whole vampire thing. Edward Cullen has nothing on Wrath.

5. Thoughtless by SC Stephens

When an unexpected obligation forces Kiera and her boyfriend miles apart, she turns to a friend for support: local rockstar Kellan Kyle. As her loneliness grows, so does her connection to Kellan. If only we all had a sexy, musically inclined "friend" to lean on...

6. The Marriage Bargain by Jennifer Probst

Billionaire Nicholas Ryan is completely against marriage, but he needs a wife in order to inherit his father's business. Bookstore owner Alexa Maria McKenzie fantasizes over her soulmate, but she needs a man with money to save her family home. Each one has something the other needs—but the two couldn't be more different. They arrange to marry with one rule: Keep everything business. They should be able to follow one rule, right?

7. Wallbanger by Alice Clayton

Caroline has just moved into a beautiful new San Francisco apartment. She has a successful design career, a Kitchen Aid mixer, and a great rack—what could be missing? Enter Simon Parker. Thanks to the paper-thin walls in her new apartment, Caroline gets to know Simon pretty intimately before ever seeing him face-to-face. That is, his wall banging keeps her up all night long. When she finally confronts this mystery man, she discovers an entirely new definition of neighborly.

8. Big Rock by Lauren Blakely

This book, told from the male's perspective, will capture you right from the first sentence: "My dick is f*cking awesome." Spencer has a crowd of ladies lined up to sample his *ahem* big rock. But when he must play the role of a family man in order to impress a potential buyer, he's forced to retire his "favorite appendage" and convince people he's engaged to his best friend, Charlotte. It shouldn't be too hard to fake-kiss his fake-fiancee... Right?

9. Playing For Keeps by R.L. Mathewson

Jason is the neighbor from hell. But Haley, the shy school teacher next door, always let his crazy antics slide. That is, until he ruins her flower beds (obviously the breaking point in any relationship). Haley confronts him with a game plan, and she refuses to believe he's capable of being anything but aggravating. But those ocean blue eyes!

10. The Mighty Storm by Samantha Towle

Jake Wethers is the sexy bad-boy lead singer of world-renowned band, The Mighty Storm. Tru Bennett was Jake's childhood best friend, until he and his family moved to America and Jake didn't see Tru for 12 years. Tru, now a music journalist, is sent to interview Jake for her column—and the sparks return immediately. The band offers Tru her dream job of travelling on tour with them, but her boyfriend of two years makes the decision difficult. How long can she ignore her connection with rockstar Jake?

11. Down To You by M. Leighton

And you thought Christian Grey was Fifty shades of f*cked up? Down To You will not disappoint. Olivia meets Cash Davenport, the bad boy who makes her insides melt. And the next day, she meets his twin brother, Nash, who's just as sexy plus incredibly successful—only he's taken. Neither guy is good for Olivia, but she finds herself falling for both of them at once. Which twin will she choose?

12. Driven by K. Bromberg

Maybe you loved Fifty Shades, but were annoyed with Ana Steele's character. She's quiet, subordinate, and sometimes a pushover. Driven mirrors Fifty Shades, except the protagonist, Rylee, isn't afraid to speak her mind. She has no intention of letting Colton, the controlling yet sexy racecar driver, get in her pants—but their chemistry is undeniable. Will she give him the green flag?

13. Seducing Cinderella by Gina L. Maxwell

Reid Andrews, a famous MMA fighter, gets a shoulder injury that could end his career for good—only months before his big fight. He goes to Lucie Miller, a physical therapist, who is hopelessly in love with a man who doesn't see her as anything more than a friend. Reid offers up lessons in the art of seduction in exchange for a quick healing. As he's coaching Lucie towards winning the man's affection, he can't help but wish she was chasing after him.

14. Naked by Raine Miller

Brynne Bennett (the very Anastasia Steele-esque protagonist) is an American art student and part-time model living in London. When uber-successful businessman Ethan Blackstone (her Christian Grey-esque counterpart, of course) buys one of Brynne's nude portraits, he becomes enthralled with her and they start to date. If the Fifty Shades books made you feel some type of way, then this series is sure to have you turning pages.

Happy Reading!

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