Sofia's job had always been Joe's favorite fantasy. As a flight attendant working first class, his wife spent her days charming wealthy men at 30,000 feet—and Joe had spent years imagining exactly what that looked like. Now he's sitting in 2A, watching it happen live.
When a well-dressed stranger takes the seat next to him and greets Sofia like an old friend, Joe can't look away. Hector Alito is exactly the kind of man Joe has been fantasizing about—wealthy, confident, and clearly accustomed to getting what he wants.
Joe has always been good at imagining. He's about to find out if he can handle the real thing.
Recently, I’ve been including interesting passages and commenting on them in my reviews. I didn’t highlight any insightful passages in this story, but I still greatly enjoyed this book.
It’s pretty short - under a hundred pages. - but it’s a complete story. Two of the real positives: i) great communication between the couple - Sophia keeps checking in as she continues down the path, and ii) husband Joe gets in on the action too. There’s also a number of good reasons for Sophia to go down the path she’s on.
For me a very satisfying story with likeable characters (there are 4), great couple dynamics and the husband has fun too.
Well written, easy to follow, excellent scenes; what’s not to like.
What a fun read this one is. Kenny proves again that he’s one of the best. This one is short on angst or drama and long on sexy.
The premise is a bit different with the MMC mistaken as the husband of the wrong flight attendant. Allowing him to watch his wife cavort with the bull unbeknownst to said bull.
Everyone gets to have fun, and although there’s no cliffhanger, the author left room for more story.
And indeed, how erotic it is when everyone has their feet firmly on earth.
It’s an interesting story with the big man’s confusion about who is married to whom. Fortunately the rest of them, two women and the husband are able to play the game well. No one is upset with another getting off with a different player.
A very interesting plot twist at the end. Sure the story could end right now, but the twist that is introduced brings up all kinds of tension.
The wife is offered a job by the man she just had explosive sex with. She would be working on his new plane and would travel away for periods of a week or so.
She relates the tension to her husband, essentially saying that she would also like to continue a sexual relationship with the big owner.
I don’t know how an author can nonchalantly drop an idea like that and not write further stories about this group of people.
It’s hardly fair to the readers to just put out that carrot on a stick so far away that we can’t grab it.
I look forward to all of Kenny's books. He is unquestionably one of the best in writing erotic stories. This book is well written, but the story is too simple. A basic. good idea which then goes undeveloped and straight into too much sex right until the end of the book. You can have too much of anything even sex. Worth a read, but not up to Kenny's usual standards.