Swing Low

by Jennifer Johnson, Isaac David (Editor), Chloë A. Miller (Editor)

Mandy Antonetti wasn’t exactly sold on becoming a swinger with her husband. But when she makes her profile on a swinger’s website called Swing Low, she sets in motion the events that will change everything. Mandy’s world begins to unravel, blurring into a mixture of sex, lies and betrayal. Things, places and events become hopelessly intertwined into a blur of reality, illusion and her obsession, making reality and fantasy almost impossible to distinguish. Will Mandy find what she needs within herself to break free from her obsession, or will it destroy her and the lives of those around her?

298 pages, Paperback

Published September 28, 2017

About the author

Jennifer Johnson is the author of the popular blogs, Slut-Problems and Slut-Solutions. She is a self-proclaimed slut and has written three novels; Hollow Girl, Swing Low, and Naughty Alice. She likes to maintain a cloak of anonymity, which is why she never shows her face. Jennifer is an expert in sex, love, and relationships as well as a novelist, podcaster, and model.

Jenni is known for her free erotic stories on Tumblr, which range from romantic sex all the way to extreme topics like rape fantasy. She is well loved on many additional sites as an erotic blogger. She posts erotic submissions from her followers in between stories, and also answers questions about love, sex and other random topics. She has sold over 3000 copies of her first novel, Hollow Girl (available ONLY at The Book Patch because the content violates the terms of most major retailers). Jennifer is also a podcaster who discusses a full range of topics in the area of sexual education and entertainment. She is also a porn model and produces amateur pornography on Pornhub (look her up on Pornhub as porn model Jennifer Johnson).

Reviews

[Ben Arzate · Rating 4 out of 5]

A page turner that's funny, erotic, and incredibly tragic.

[Emily Mohamedally · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not sure how to describe this book. It got kind of crazy toward the end. I mostly enjoyed it but I’m not sure if it accurately portrayed bipolar disorder. To me it sounded like Mandy had something else going on besides that.
I’m mostly upset about how Sarabeth turned out in the end. She was a great character and I don’t believe she would’ve become shitty like that.
Also loads of grammar and formatting errors, very distracting but can be ignored.

[Shadé · Rating 5 out of 5]

Erotic and psychological. My favorite character was actually Carolina, despite what a bitch she was. I wish there had been more sexual encounters between her and Mandy.

Looking forward to more books from this author. Check out Hollow Girl if you dare!

[Jay Daily Reads · Rating 3 out of 5]

Swinging Low had an exciting plot line, but honestly, the ending knocked this book quite a bit for my liking. I do think the ending was supposed to be a shocker ending, but I don't think it was an ending for me. I did love and hate certain characters, and I liked how the main character seemed to be obsessive, which lead her to her ending, but I just didn't like how the "mental" health aspect of the book played out.