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Cuckolds Cliff
Nick and Nicole’s hotwife and cuckold husband experiment is a resounding success…until it isn’t. Their sexy triad seems poised for more exciting and erotic fun, until Collin unexpectedly disappears with Nicole, leaving Nick frantic with worry. Sheila senses an opportunity with Nick. Nicole, lost in her boyfriend’s spell, realizes her sexuality is still evolving when she meets someone new.
99 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 19, 2017
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January 8, 2023
I’m on a reread of this series from 5 yrs ago. It’s as captivating today as it was then.
I’ve evolved my rating system from then. I now try to rate on the quality of the story and writing rather than whether I liked the story. This instalment is a crucial element in series development and is wonderfully written. So I’ve bumped the rating to 5 Stars from 4.
Although this book is perhaps the shortest in the series, I’m rating it as part of the series, so on my long story scale. I strongly recommend you read this as part of the 1,000 page series of developing characters, and see this book as an important element in the ongoing relationships.
ORIGINAL REVIEW - MAR 30, 2018
I liked this book as part of the series but felt that Nick (husband) got the short end of the stick while Nicole (wife) got everything she wanted and more.
We are introduced more fully to a new character (Sheila) and get to experience the dynamic of an unequal relationship between Nick and Nicole. Nicole is insightful about herself which leaves us with an understanding that sexual proclivities, love and relationships aren't always rational.
Nicole and indirectly Collin (the bull/dom) push Nick to explore his boundaries further. In the end, it's interesting how this exploration works itself out.
This book is an important bridge to the final two installments but on its own wasn't as satisfying as the rest of the series.
I’ve evolved my rating system from then. I now try to rate on the quality of the story and writing rather than whether I liked the story. This instalment is a crucial element in series development and is wonderfully written. So I’ve bumped the rating to 5 Stars from 4.
Although this book is perhaps the shortest in the series, I’m rating it as part of the series, so on my long story scale. I strongly recommend you read this as part of the 1,000 page series of developing characters, and see this book as an important element in the ongoing relationships.
ORIGINAL REVIEW - MAR 30, 2018
I liked this book as part of the series but felt that Nick (husband) got the short end of the stick while Nicole (wife) got everything she wanted and more.
We are introduced more fully to a new character (Sheila) and get to experience the dynamic of an unequal relationship between Nick and Nicole. Nicole is insightful about herself which leaves us with an understanding that sexual proclivities, love and relationships aren't always rational.
Nicole and indirectly Collin (the bull/dom) push Nick to explore his boundaries further. In the end, it's interesting how this exploration works itself out.
This book is an important bridge to the final two installments but on its own wasn't as satisfying as the rest of the series.
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