Frannie's Affair and Awakening

by Laran Mithras

Wolf Carson has been married to Francine for far too long; he views his wife as a comfortable obstacle more than a partner in life. A flippant comment turns nasty when his friend Leo takes Wolf to task about his apparent dislike of his own wife.Frannie, fed up with being neglected, kisses Leo right in front of her husband. Wolf has his own sights set on a hot little blonde number at work, and he can't wait to ditch Frannie so he can get in with his dream girl, Caitlyn.But the kiss begins a journey that neither could have imagined or planned, and dealing with the explosive shake-up changes both in ways neither had anticipated.

94 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 19, 2016

Reviews

[Rodin · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wolf and Francine are struggling.
Well, at least Wolf is struggling in their marriage.
A total cad.
Francine is a doting dutiful wife but Wolf wants greener pastures. He begins to drive Francine away.
Away into the arms of Leo.
There is a beautiful twist at the end.
This deserves a follow-up story.
Sensational sex.
Great angst.
Delicious plot development.
A total departure from Laran's normal sexy books
Great treatment of the cuckold story and lifestyle.
Five stars

[Vickie P. · Rating 5 out of 5]

When I read cuckold-hotwife books, I always look forward to the cuckolding* of the husband, because I believe he will enjoy it when it happens, even if he doesn't think so at first. This story was different. The husband, Wolf, who tells the story, is so cruel to his wife Frannie and really seems to dislike her. I wanted him to be cuckolded not because he would enjoy it, but so it would hurt.

He doesn't like her hair, her breasts, or her pussy. What is wrong with him?

Wolf, who hopes to get together with the young blonde in his office, Caitlyn, encourages Frannie to have sex with his friend Leo. You know the expressions about the genie and bottle and the toothpaste and the tube, right?

Suffice it to say, there are some twists and turns before the ending.

Loved the love/hate/reunion sex between Wolf and Frannie at the end. That was really passionate.

Loved the ending. Frannie was going to keep her lover. Wolf was not going to screw around with Caitlyn.

There are hints that Wolf is, if not an unreliable narrator, at least an unself-aware narrator. I suspect his face, his hair, and his penis are not as good as he thinks they are. It takes a skillful author to convey that sort of thing.

* I use "cuckolding" in the original sense of the word, meaning having a wife who is having sex with another. I don't mean it to necessarily include humiliation of the husband.

Full disclosure: I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.