Stephanie's Hotwife Seduction Kindle Edition

First off, this is a good book.And one of the reasons why it's good is that it takes the reader places that they may find uncomfortable - there's a lot of focus on the husband's conflicting emotions, which ratchets up the tension and makes it feel all the more realistic: there's a good reason why they say "be careful what you wish for".The ending is ambiguous, as is much of the story, with husband and wife miscommunicating, mistaking and misreading each other, such that it leaves you wondering whether each of them is getting quite what they thought they wanted...Though by the end, it seems clear that the erstwhile quiet 'mom next door' is now a fully fledged hotwife with needs far in excess of her husband's initial fantasy - the unanswered question being whether he can still cope with the hotwife he has helped to turn his loving spouse into...

This was a great book in the " hotwife" genre with plenty action to keep the reader entertained. The main characters were well described and the story built up at a good pace where the parts each played gradually developed. The communication between Andy and Stephanie was good right from the beginning and the sexual chemistry between Dez and Stephanie kept ramping up to the inevitable and enjoyable physical climax. The story's climax involved all three main characters and had all the action one could hope for without turning into an orgy.

In the past I have really enjoyed McCurran’s work and then I purchased her last one about tickets to an NFL game and it was just awful.This one is a slight improvement - but not much of one. The dialogue was often clunky, the characters were one dimensional and by the end the sex scenes were repetitive and dull.In the future I will wait to buy until there are 6-7 reviews with more realistic reviews rather than buying after the usual friends and family 5* reviews.

Fantastic i love Kirstens books and this is one of her best great storyline and so well written plenty of sex and nobody gets hurt

There were a few proofing errors, but otherwise excellent. Okay the genre limits the possibilities and the usual stereotypes were there, plus the usual locations, but generally well written and the take on the hotwife's empowerment was an interesting new angle.