After thirteen years of marriage and three children, Wendy Hayward is bored with sex. As much as she loves her husband, Frank, Wendy married "Mr. Vanilla." Now she reads nothing but erotic romance on her Kindle and fantasizes about having sex with fictional characters, complete strangers, and tattooed rock stars. Sometimes even the T.V. weatherman looks good. One fateful day however, her husband grabs the wrong Kindle on the way to work, and discovers some of Wendy's more "interesting' fantasies. Unbeknownst to Wendy, Frank is very keen to fulfil every one of her secret desires.
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0It is what it is, I can only imagine if you're reading this book you don't know what you're getting into. I got this as a free download on my Kindle, as I do most of my books in the genre. There seems to be a lot of them for free...hmmm...
First, it is not too over the top with the s&m (or whatever they call it now). It actually reads more like a manual for men who aren't sure how to figure out what their wives want with some steamy scenes thrown in.
My biggest issue is one that has been brought up by others. The author references her own books too much. I get her wanting to self promote, but it actually took me out of the flow of the story when she threw in a million titles.
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