THIRSTY: Discreet & Married Tales of an Insatiable Wife: Volume One: Gunter: The Manhattan Swimming Pool By Zakiya Raines

THIRSTY: Discreet & Married Tales of an Insatiable Wife: Volume One: Gunter: The Manhattan Swimming Pool 

By Zakiya Raines

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My Ratings 4.4/5

Synopsis
These short stories are the tales of Alura, a married covert seductress with hidden predilections.
Alura lives in the beautiful neighborhood of Harlem in a swank brownstone. She is well taken care of on the surface, but beneath it all, she is neglected and unloved by her toxic husband.
Reader discretion is highly advised. This novel contains picturesque depictions of MF/BWWM relationships, so mature readers only, please and thank you.

My Thoughts
You’ll find me, most of the time, reading short stories or novellas. They’re perfect for a quick read when you have a little bit of time to do something you enjoy. When you need a break from your daily life problems. And erotic short stories? They are even better. Stay for the fun, the steam, and the kink. 

If you are into everything I’ve been saying, THIRSTY: Discreet & Married Tales of an Insatiable Wife: Volume One: Gunter: The Manhattan Swimming Pool 
By Zakiya Raines is quite perfect for you. I promise you won’t be able to stop reading these stories until you are done with the last page. Let’s take a look at this amazing erotic short stories you need to read right now.

Who doesn’t love a good erotic novel? Zakiya Raines is the master of short erotic goodness, and Being Hospitable. This book is short and sweet. It is a great book to get into if you just want to get into MF/BWWM romance. 

I really loved the main characters. The storyline was freaking sizzling. This is the first time I ever read a story with deep erotic elements. We need more books like that for sure.

Highly Recommended!

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