Cheater: Stolen

Cheater #2

by Jamie Fuchs

With Dale at work, Tiffany and Ed are left in the house all alone. Enraptured by thoughts of their previous tryst, Tiffany finds that she wants more of Ed, and desperately hopes that he can remember what happened the night before—or that she can find some way to jog his memory.

Enjoy your reading time again!

Cheating, Light BDSM, Domination, Submission, Orgasm Denial, Married Woman, Cuckold, Friend

Genres: Erotica, BDSM

22 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 21, 2014

About the author

Jamie was born and raised on a farm in Canada. After leaving for college she quickly grew out of her conservative upbringing and became enthralled in a world of sex. Now she lives a very relaxed lifestyle, working various jobs as she travels around. In her free time she enjoys the smaller things in life, like a good cup of tea.

Oh, and of course she loves to write dirty stories!

Reviews

[Jennifer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Beginning where the previous book left off, Tiffany is nervous and unsure of what will happen when Ed wakes up after the night of drinking. Even though she knows nothing should happen since she loves Dale, her husband, when Ed comes in, she attacks him to his surprise and confusion! When she finds out he has no memory of the previous night she doesn't waste any time in showing him what she is talking about. As always with Jamie Fuchs books there is some sensational sex scenes that leave you gasping and impatiently awaiting the next and final installment!!!

[~Mel :)~ · Rating 4 out of 5]

Cheater:Stolen was a hot quick read. It picks up right where Guilty leaves off. Although Cheating is not a topic I often read, I do enjoy the way Jamie Fuchs writes it. SO WRONG, AND.. Well WRONG!!!

E-Book provided by Author for Honest review.

[Joanne Carr · Rating 1 out of 5]

A continuation from first book

This story is still disjointed..I have one more of this series, glad again I did not pay for this book. The author should have made these 3books into one maybe things would make further sense

[Lesa Dunbar · Rating 5 out of 5]

Hot little read.

I normally wouldn't read books about cheaters but I went ahead and took a chance. I'm actually glad I did. This is very well written and hot as sin. I have to read the last book in this series and so far I haven't been disappointed.