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Bluebird Ascending: An Erotic Novel of Marriage, Freedom, and Wanting More
Hotwife erotic romance for grown up adult women and men. Book 2 in the Hotwife Life series by Rachel Rider.
My name is Jessica Adams. I'm a historian, a wife, and apparently, a woman who has spent the last year discovering that everything I thought I knew about desire was just the prologue.
My husband Scott and I have built something most couples wouldn't dare attempt. A marriage so honest it has no hiding places. A relationship so secure that when another man's hands are on me, Scott isn't threatened. He's watching. And the way he watches me is the most intimate thing I've ever experienced. We took a pause after our last adventure. Five weeks of quiet, of choosing each other, of proving the foundations held. They did. Then I walked into my usual coffee shop on a Tuesday morning after a run, and Mitchell looked up from the espresso machine, and something in me simply woke up.
Mitchell is steady, careful, and competent in ways that do things to my concentration I'm not proud of. He runs the towpath on Tuesday evenings. He mentioned it casually, like an open door left just wide enough. I told Scott everything. He told me to find out what was behind it.
What follows is months of Tuesday evenings, a midnight blue silk dress Scott chose specifically to be ruined, a hotel suite in Richmond, a chance afternoon encounter in a half-empty London office building with floor-to-ceiling windows and an indifferent city spread out below, and a gathering in Islington where the evening rearranges itself completely around a single, unexpected moment.
This is not a story about a marriage falling apart. It's a story about a marriage discovering exactly how much it can hold. How far trust can travel. How choosing your husband, again and again, in full knowledge of every alternative, is the most erotic act imaginable.
My name is Jessica Adams. I'm a historian, a wife, and apparently, a woman who has spent the last year discovering that everything I thought I knew about desire was just the prologue.
My husband Scott and I have built something most couples wouldn't dare attempt. A marriage so honest it has no hiding places. A relationship so secure that when another man's hands are on me, Scott isn't threatened. He's watching. And the way he watches me is the most intimate thing I've ever experienced. We took a pause after our last adventure. Five weeks of quiet, of choosing each other, of proving the foundations held. They did. Then I walked into my usual coffee shop on a Tuesday morning after a run, and Mitchell looked up from the espresso machine, and something in me simply woke up.
Mitchell is steady, careful, and competent in ways that do things to my concentration I'm not proud of. He runs the towpath on Tuesday evenings. He mentioned it casually, like an open door left just wide enough. I told Scott everything. He told me to find out what was behind it.
What follows is months of Tuesday evenings, a midnight blue silk dress Scott chose specifically to be ruined, a hotel suite in Richmond, a chance afternoon encounter in a half-empty London office building with floor-to-ceiling windows and an indifferent city spread out below, and a gathering in Islington where the evening rearranges itself completely around a single, unexpected moment.
This is not a story about a marriage falling apart. It's a story about a marriage discovering exactly how much it can hold. How far trust can travel. How choosing your husband, again and again, in full knowledge of every alternative, is the most erotic act imaginable.
266 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 14, 2026
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June 28, 2026
Well written, liked it from the wifrs point of view but.. basically same old same old! Husband sits back while wife fuc.s around, watching sometimes from the good old cuck chair!! "Do it some more babe, I can't get enough". Where's the divorce papers???
March 15, 2026
perfectly spicy modern romance
Phew this second instalment was just as good as the original Bluebird.
Very well written and full of the wife’s point of view.
Phew this second instalment was just as good as the original Bluebird.
Very well written and full of the wife’s point of view.
April 10, 2026
Blowing hot and cold about this book, the story was a bit repetitive and the sex bits were a bit condensed
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