Virginia's Peculiar Fascination

by KT Morrison

Preston and Virginia Whitmore are living the country club a sprawling manor overlooking Pine Glen's emerald fairways, two thriving children at elite universities, and decades of marital harmony cemented by Preston's executive status and Virginia's impeccable poise. Their empty-nester days shimmer with poolside cocktails, charity galas, and the comfortable silence of affluence. Yet beneath the surface of manicured roses and gin-tonic complacency, something depraved will happen.

When Preston notices an interesting nuance in his wife’s opinions, he orchestrates an utterly unorthodox challenge. He gambles on a husband-orchestrated fantasy—inviting Carter Maddox, the towering, chiseled tennis prodigy whose legendary endowment ignites whispers at the club, to illuminate his wife’s hidden desires.



A provocative plunge into female gaze erotica, where affluent decadence masks a dark romance of forbidden arousal and voyeuristic compulsion—where a size fetish thrusts headlong into lust’s interior.

60 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 25, 2025

Reviews

[BobbyH · Rating 3 out of 5]

Just a quickie about a wifes fascination for large balls & her husbands quest to find a bull type to please her..which he certainly did!! Not one of her bests but still a short, horny read.

[James F Hyla · Rating 5 out of 5]

What A Sexy Little Farce

But oh do I want more. It’s a great little read. Entirely ridiculous but stimulating just the same.

Her fascination is our gain.

And I’m sure that her husband is extremely happy to have discovered her gigantic fantasy.

But for sure she is the winner here. For she never could have imagined telling her husband about her fantasy, her dreams about fulfilling it, her shyness being too strong, but her desire was immense, it was bound to get released sometime, she just felt that she was covering it up for too long, maybe she could release it by talking around it, maybe just maybe her husband would silently begin to understand her wants, no really it’s her needs, she has kept it under wraps for too long, she must find a way of letting her husband know, but she couldn’t just tell him, she has to make him believe first.

Oh how good it felt when she finally got to experience it, her thoughts about how to present this to her husband were totally successful, she finally got to experience it, what she’d been aching for all this while, something no good wife could ask her husband for, but oh she’s so satisfied that her husband understands.

No this was the consummate gift from her husband and she knows that now she’s just going to keep on enjoying it over and over and over and again.

[Andrew · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was a first for me - a KT Morrison book I DNF’d. Two husbands talking about balls and one guy says his wife likes them. In an offhanded follow-on conversation, the wife admits she likes balls, and the bigger the better. She likens it to men preferring bigger breasts.

Without any discussion with the wife or stud in the book, the husband brings the stud home. With a little encouragement the stud drops his drawers and the wife falls to her knees. WHAT! That’s the basis of the story? The rest I skimmed. Even as a short story, this book sucks.

Well written, but this is porn, not erotica. 3 Grudging Stars.

[Per · Rating 5 out of 5]

Something defenitely else.

I just vished the story could go on. It had a very different start. Quite romantic. With humor. Nor intrigue and I loved that. It was well written.
Refresingly and original novel.

[Libertyne · Rating 5 out of 5]

I found this truly delightful and a nice return by one of the queens of erotica to writing some straightahead heat, unburdened as some of her series have been by overcomplicated cuck scenarios.

An upscale Southern couple has an adventure. Preston discovers his wife has a particular kink, and arranges to let her indulge it. The sex here is no more complicated than what you might find in a Letter to Penthouse, but it's delightfully executed with all Morrison's mordant humor and subtlety.

Like the conversation that ensues to keep the young bull Carter from spooging all over some of Virginia's more elegant furnishings.

[Gregory J Decker · Rating 3 out of 5]

First one of her books that that I didn't give 5 stars.

I love JT's work even if at times I don't like her characters, but this book left me completely cold. More than cold it left me completely disappointed. Hopefully, this is just a one-off. Sorry JT.

[Johnny · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent short work (For KT) about a husband that figures out his wife's secret fantasy and enables her to try it out, only to be amazed with how much she loses herself in enjoying it.

KT does a really good job of quickly building likeable characters and an interesting scenario. To me, this is a what a KT Morrison stroke-story looks like.

I only wish the ending was 24-hours later, when the husband arrives home from work and what he finds in his bedroom (or what private messages he may have been sent over that time.) Could have gone from 5-stars to an all-time favourite.

This story could also get a longer typical KT treatment where the adventures continue, the husband continues to lose control, the wife continues to gain it and angst builds as Virginia decides to accompany Carter to Italy (but don't give it the Losing Her treatment)