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The Bull
Nash is tough, brash, and independent. He not only looks like a bad boy, he is a bad boy. He’s the kind of man many women secretly fantasize about, yet would never marry. He’s the man who would do to her what her husband would never do. Which on the surface she doesn’t want her husband to do, and yet deep down she wishes he just might.
Nash is the perfect bull.
Except that he isn't one . . . yet. In fact, Nash never considered such a role, because he couldn't image a husband who would accept his wife being with another man. Until he sees what a buddy of his does with a willing wife
Nash starts up with married women, but he finds they aren't much of a challenge. So he sets his sights on the least likely married woman he can find, with the goal of getting her to want him. Everything is going just fine with his plan.
Until he meets Joanne.
Join Joanne, and the men in her life, on a journey that goes beyond discovery, into the deepest recesses of fantasies old, new, and unforeseen.
Part of the Allure of the Vixen series, but can be read standalone.
Nash is the perfect bull.
Except that he isn't one . . . yet. In fact, Nash never considered such a role, because he couldn't image a husband who would accept his wife being with another man. Until he sees what a buddy of his does with a willing wife
Nash starts up with married women, but he finds they aren't much of a challenge. So he sets his sights on the least likely married woman he can find, with the goal of getting her to want him. Everything is going just fine with his plan.
Until he meets Joanne.
Join Joanne, and the men in her life, on a journey that goes beyond discovery, into the deepest recesses of fantasies old, new, and unforeseen.
Part of the Allure of the Vixen series, but can be read standalone.
213 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 13, 2019
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May 10, 2020
This one is an expansion of a subplot in another book in the series, The Vixen. Biker dude Nash is seducing Rebecca, a married woman and coworker of the central character in the series, Joanne. Joanne doesn't think Nash is right for Rebecca, so she distracts him. The relevant scene in a nightclub was also in The Vixen, but this time it's depicted from Nash's point of view.
Nash, who usually loves and leaves women, is left obsessed with two things -- Joanne and becoming a "bull" for a married woman, cuckolding her husband before his eyes.
Once again, some hot sex scenes, and Joanne is as fascinating a character as ever. I can't wait for the next installment in the series, The Wife.
Nash, who usually loves and leaves women, is left obsessed with two things -- Joanne and becoming a "bull" for a married woman, cuckolding her husband before his eyes.
Once again, some hot sex scenes, and Joanne is as fascinating a character as ever. I can't wait for the next installment in the series, The Wife.
July 24, 2021
Great 2nd book in the series
This is a really good read, the 2nd in, I believe, a five book series. If the rest are as good. I'm in for a treat..thinking of growing a beard and buying a Harley!!
This is a really good read, the 2nd in, I believe, a five book series. If the rest are as good. I'm in for a treat..thinking of growing a beard and buying a Harley!!
November 18, 2019
WOW - Another Super Entry in the Allure of the Vixen series!
Every book from C.C. Morian is a step up from her previous stories, with deeper characters, intriguing circumstances, hot sex and thoughtful questions for inquisitive minds.
This series is centered around Joanne, a fiercely independent woman who has explored and substantially determined what she wants in life, particularly in the spheres of sexuality, sensuality and love.
The Bull is from Nash’s viewpoint. Rebecca meets Nash by happenstance. Nash and Rebecca are at two ends of the spectrum. Nash is bored because he can booty call any number of beautiful women and Rebecca is married to a man she loves who doesn’t have a clue about his wife, her sexuality and needs. Both suffer from being in a rut – Nash just has a lot more sex.
At one point Nash, the biker/bad boy says to Rebecca:
“Your husband isn’t giving you what you need. Worse, you feel that because he is your husband, he should realize he isn’t giving you what you need, and that bothers you more than just not getting it.”
With some 50% of marriages ending in failure, and many more unhappy marriages, how many partnerships does Nash’s quote apply to in both sexual and non-sexual matters?
At another point Rebecca attempts to change things at home saying:
“ ... you were right about me being unhappy, wanting more. So I hinted around with … my husband. He either didn’t get what I meant or ... maybe I wasn’t being clear enough. ... I finally—shifted the dynamic. ... It was an utter disaster. ...”
“He wouldn’t do it?”
“Worse. He did, and it was just so—wrong.
How many partners have tried to improve their relationships, only to be rebuffed or the partner not having any idea what it was all about; the failed effort resulting in greater dissatisfaction leading to resentment?
Nash has a plan for solving Rebecca's problem. The question is, is it the right solution for Rebecca? Fortunately, Joanne (the lynchpin of the series) is Rebecca’s friend and has much deeper insight into Rebecca’s character. In my view, Nash’s relationships helps lay the foundation for Joanne’s happy marriage to Phillip in The Husband.
Joanne and Nash become involved in what to me is a psychological thriller. The banter between them is exceptionally well written and, like all banter, leaps forward with remarkable pace. This is a book to read and savour, and consider the multiple implications of what is said and not said. If you skim it, so much of the subtle nuances, mental limberness and innuendo would be lost.
The Bull is the fourth book published in this series. Chronologically it fits between The Vixen and The Husband and before The Lover, and the hopefully soon to be released The Wife. Each book is a standalone from different perspectives, with the books only “connecting” at certain points.
This is erotica at the highest level. It’s for the thinking person, interested in the multi-faceted issues of relationships, sexuality, personalities, love, lust, infatuation, imagination and the best and worst of intimate human interaction.
Every book from C.C. Morian is a step up from her previous stories, with deeper characters, intriguing circumstances, hot sex and thoughtful questions for inquisitive minds.
This series is centered around Joanne, a fiercely independent woman who has explored and substantially determined what she wants in life, particularly in the spheres of sexuality, sensuality and love.
The Bull is from Nash’s viewpoint. Rebecca meets Nash by happenstance. Nash and Rebecca are at two ends of the spectrum. Nash is bored because he can booty call any number of beautiful women and Rebecca is married to a man she loves who doesn’t have a clue about his wife, her sexuality and needs. Both suffer from being in a rut – Nash just has a lot more sex.
At one point Nash, the biker/bad boy says to Rebecca:
“Your husband isn’t giving you what you need. Worse, you feel that because he is your husband, he should realize he isn’t giving you what you need, and that bothers you more than just not getting it.”
With some 50% of marriages ending in failure, and many more unhappy marriages, how many partnerships does Nash’s quote apply to in both sexual and non-sexual matters?
At another point Rebecca attempts to change things at home saying:
“ ... you were right about me being unhappy, wanting more. So I hinted around with … my husband. He either didn’t get what I meant or ... maybe I wasn’t being clear enough. ... I finally—shifted the dynamic. ... It was an utter disaster. ...”
“He wouldn’t do it?”
“Worse. He did, and it was just so—wrong.
How many partners have tried to improve their relationships, only to be rebuffed or the partner not having any idea what it was all about; the failed effort resulting in greater dissatisfaction leading to resentment?
Nash has a plan for solving Rebecca's problem. The question is, is it the right solution for Rebecca? Fortunately, Joanne (the lynchpin of the series) is Rebecca’s friend and has much deeper insight into Rebecca’s character. In my view, Nash’s relationships helps lay the foundation for Joanne’s happy marriage to Phillip in The Husband.
Joanne and Nash become involved in what to me is a psychological thriller. The banter between them is exceptionally well written and, like all banter, leaps forward with remarkable pace. This is a book to read and savour, and consider the multiple implications of what is said and not said. If you skim it, so much of the subtle nuances, mental limberness and innuendo would be lost.
The Bull is the fourth book published in this series. Chronologically it fits between The Vixen and The Husband and before The Lover, and the hopefully soon to be released The Wife. Each book is a standalone from different perspectives, with the books only “connecting” at certain points.
This is erotica at the highest level. It’s for the thinking person, interested in the multi-faceted issues of relationships, sexuality, personalities, love, lust, infatuation, imagination and the best and worst of intimate human interaction.
March 13, 2021
Joanne adds a Bull to her Stable
Nash is focused on a mission to command the needs of a willing wife. Joanne offers him unexpected alternatives to his pursuit which once apparent even hardman Nash cannot ignore.
Nash is focused on a mission to command the needs of a willing wife. Joanne offers him unexpected alternatives to his pursuit which once apparent even hardman Nash cannot ignore.
December 17, 2019
Wet very very good
This was one of the best reading. Highly recommend to anyone over eighteen. Each story was a turn on. A plus plus.
This was one of the best reading. Highly recommend to anyone over eighteen. Each story was a turn on. A plus plus.
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