Review, Mirror, Mirror
An intriguing erotic read with a twist!
Book details for Mirror, Mirror by Amanda McIntyre
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Book Review
I want to say upfront that I recommend you read this one, but not for the romance, because although Mirror, Mirror is definitely erotic reading, it's not really erotic romance reading. Mirror, Mirror is more like an erotic mystery.
Charlie is married to Paul, but because he can no longer give her physical satisfaction, she has to get that elsewhere. Paul arranges for her to have trysts with other men, but in a way that lets him watch Charlie's intimacies.
Mirror, Mirror is an intriguing, mysterious, and sensual story that kept me guessing until the very end. For such a short story, this Spice Brief had a great plot.
This one actually made me late to work the morning I read it. I couldn't stand the thought of driving an hour to the office and not being able to discover just what was going on. Don't miss this short—but hot and sexy—read. You might find it as mysterious and intriguing as I did!
Reviewed by Terescia
Book Description
Unlike those that came before, lover number seventeen left Charlie aching for more, and for the first time, she regretted her and Paul's arrangement. Theirs was a most unconventional marriage.
Unable to enjoy sex firsthand, Charlie's wealthy husband provided her with a stream of anonymous young, handsome lovers, while cameras hidden behind the mirrors enabled him to enjoy their lovemaking second hand. It was an arrangement that had sustained their marriage, but Charlie was beginning to resent her goldfish bowl lovelife.
Then a chance encounter with number seventeen led to the forbidden—a hot session of soul searing sex in a clothing store dressing room, with no prying eyes intruding on her pleasure. Or so she thought. Then things began to turn really surreal, and Charlie discovered nothing was what it seemed.
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