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Hottest KT Morrison story I remember reading so far. Looking at it as a stroke story because the plot is a little shallow and immature. (that's a good thing for stroke stories)

The last 20% hasn't been that enjoyable. The cheating, disregard and the husband's silent interest didn't work for me. The part in starting to read now has the mutual confessing. We'll see if it saves the book for me.

Well written. A few careless typos but not bad. Story slows because it gets into a bit of minutia.

The pov is very "snooping husband" but there's little to no angst from the husband, the reader may feel some.

I'm at the point where I think I see where the story is headed but we're only hearing one side of what is going on. We have no idea what the wife is thinking nor why she's doing it.

First 3 chapters are good but it's getting a little disrespectful... As in, why is she married?

Good story so far. Couple of spicy one-liners at the end of chapters that keep you turning pages. More action than introspective.

This book is much more internal

No big surprises but still a hot snapshot that will make finishing the chapter a challenge.

“... when I get home you’ll find out if I was as adventurous as your imagination.”

“I have a filthy imagination.”

“I know.” She grinned. “But you also have a filthy wife.”

Chapter two was a well written establishing chapter

Kinda jumps straight into it. Perhaps a little too quickly to grasp the weight of the scene.

My earlier concerns have grown a little bit I'm enjoying this more for the drama than the eroticism. Good example of gradual change in a relationship and awareness.

The focus on safe sex and condom usage is distracting. I'm thinking of Chekov's Gun, if it's mentioned, it's going to be used, meaning there's going to be consequences. Hopefully it's misdirection or goes on unused, nothing good comes from lax safety when Swinging.

How do you prep me pack for a Swinging vacation?

Condom talk... May turn some off

Good recap that calls out the wife on the behaviour that got them there. Thought it was going to make the wife more likable but...

For me, using the term "FreeUse" dulls my anticipation for the story. I don't find much excitement in knowing a slut wife is doing slut things. Another way to think about it, is it exciting reading about a street walker's thousandth customer? For me, it is not. That's across the board with any FreeUse themed story, not this one in particular.

So I've read half of this book and it's as expected.

An Old Friend With Benefits isn't what you expect, but it's fairly standard at the same time. That said, I enjoyed it thoroughly and there were surprises through confessions. Nice fantasy

Kenny's story about a husband's college fwb coming to town and disrupting a marriage is quite good.

Lots of wife watching voyeurism in this anthology, great for my tastes

Delores Swallows story was quite good too. A mature couple getting the passion back in their marriage.

The Remake felt like the first half of a good book. Build up, a taste of adventure and a tease of more to come

A Taste of Something More didn't connect with me, probably because I didn't read the book it is based on (Hotwife of the Month: March)

The Max Sebastian story was a fun story that could be thought of as a mind control or submission... But much more playful. Really good.

I'm most of the way through Sean Geist's Moving a Friend and... Wow. The setting is very good for my type of story. If it sticks the landing, it's worth the price of the book alone.

So far, it's a little boring but it should get hot shortly. It will be another one-scene book. Would be two or three chapters in a regular book.

Writing is good, but they missed couple of grammar mistakes in editing.

Didn't like the wife at first, now I don't mind her because the reluctant curiosity is well done.

The apparel for the second night of clubbing, first with any serious interest in considering other men, was a little over the top and hard to believe. Reads like the wife will expose herself unless she's standing perfectly upright. I think, she's going from fervently opposed to curious too quickly.

Still building tension but in a better, less selfish manner. Giving in to her husband's fantasy? Of course... It would be insulting to the reader of she didn't.

She may be reluctant but damn is she a selfish character. Nagging at her husband to do something on his birthday, promising to do anything he wants. Then trying to make him feel guilty about what he picks, staying home and doing nothing.

Touching lots of kinks and taboos. Bella is not afraid to push boundaries.

Things have changed, thought the plot was going to be a lot more simple there's going to be some spice

Some would call this a stroke story.

Beginning was a little rushed. More paragraphs, perhaps an extra chapter or two, would have squeezed out some anticipation and build up, made "the eventual" a more satisfying read.

I've read some of Bella's works on Medium and she's quite good at writing shorter pieces. So looking forward to the rest of this book.