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The Perkins' Maid #1
Home Maid
Jessica is a voluptuous college student working as a maid to pay her way through college. The Perkins family is wealthy and powerful, and they provide Jessica with everything she needs, including letting her live in the guest house and providing her with a car. If they want her to wear a skimpy uniform as part of her duties, then she is only too willing to accommodate them! One evening the wife is away, and the master of the house invites her to have a drink with him. When he accidentally spills his drink on her, he insists that she use the master bath to take a shower, and then the sharing really begins! (This short story contains mature subject matter and is not intended for anyone under the age of 18. All characters depicted in this work of fiction are 18 years of age or older.)
31 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 1, 2011
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Displaying 1 - 7 of 7 reviews
February 1, 2012
Sexually adventurous young maid (who lives more like a member of her wealthy employer's family) provides her well-preserved 50-something boss with some sexual relief while his businesswoman wife is out of town. Some hot scenes...but eww. Told in 1st person. Free for Kindle. 3 stars
August 13, 2024
Esta muy entretenida y me ha gustado
February 15, 2012
Sara Dunbar, Home Maid (Amazon Digital Services, 2011)
A little dalliance with the hired help is okay as long as the hired help starts it, right? I'm usually willing to go along for the ride, though I prefer stories where everyone involved knows what's going on, as long as the author presents a convincing case with halfway-decently-drawn characters and a mildly realistic setup. Dunbar gets us partway to the former—there's a bit of description beyond the porn-usual, but not much—but the latter? There's a thin line, perhaps the thinnest in all of writing, between the archetype and the stereotype. While most writers at least instinctively understand this where characters are concerned (even if many of them simply ignore it, as Dubar does with her petite blonde housemaid), it's not as common knowledge, I guess, that the same applies to settings. It should be. How many times have you read an author who uses the cliché of the motel-room painting, and then has the narrating character mention that it's a cliché? And yet it's still endemic. I long to tie this in to the cheap, reusable sets in porn films, but that's a subject for another essay. And, of course, the situation is dead generic. Give me a part 2 where the wife comes home and jumps into the sack with the maid behind hubby's back and we've got the makings of a sex comedy (as long as the wife isn't preternaturally beautiful), but at the moment, it's just kind of tiresome. **
A little dalliance with the hired help is okay as long as the hired help starts it, right? I'm usually willing to go along for the ride, though I prefer stories where everyone involved knows what's going on, as long as the author presents a convincing case with halfway-decently-drawn characters and a mildly realistic setup. Dunbar gets us partway to the former—there's a bit of description beyond the porn-usual, but not much—but the latter? There's a thin line, perhaps the thinnest in all of writing, between the archetype and the stereotype. While most writers at least instinctively understand this where characters are concerned (even if many of them simply ignore it, as Dubar does with her petite blonde housemaid), it's not as common knowledge, I guess, that the same applies to settings. It should be. How many times have you read an author who uses the cliché of the motel-room painting, and then has the narrating character mention that it's a cliché? And yet it's still endemic. I long to tie this in to the cheap, reusable sets in porn films, but that's a subject for another essay. And, of course, the situation is dead generic. Give me a part 2 where the wife comes home and jumps into the sack with the maid behind hubby's back and we've got the makings of a sex comedy (as long as the wife isn't preternaturally beautiful), but at the moment, it's just kind of tiresome. **
May 31, 2012
Quick, fast read where the maid becomes Mr. Perkins' lover. Jessica is young and nubile. Good sex. Fun read.
October 29, 2012
Nice quick read, well written.
February 21, 2013
Although a bit predictable still had a freshness about it. Enjoyable.
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