Hotwife at the Bachelor Party

I see better and more thorough stories on Literotica. This was weak and I almost think this was written by a guy using a female pseudonym. As it is, I'm not thoroughly convinced it wasn't. There seemed to be a wham, bam, thank you and now get out vibe that most guys prescribe to. Do better, please. This was weak.

No one really reads this type of nook for the great storyline. However, this was actually kinda believable. It was hot.

I liked it. The build up was good. The men were getting worked up for an evening of fun and Stacie gave it to them.

Hotwife at the Bachelor Party is beyond hot! Scorching is more like it. Nice quick read to get ones juices flowing...

This was my first time reading a book by Sylvia Redmond, but it won't be my last. For being a short read she pulled you in quick to the story and doesn't leave you disappointed.

good lots of action

I received this book as an arc for my honest review. Jim tells Staci about a bachelor party for his friend Nick that he plans to have at their home. Staci responds with the expected sarcasm, banter, and, interplay continuing with Straci planning an evening with her friends. A well described flashback fills in all the key points detailing the events leading to the Bachelor Party. The night of the Bachelor Party, add in a generous dose of alcohol for all the parties, mix in the prefect timing for Staci’s return after a night of drinking, and you have all the ingredients for a great hot party. Sylvia Redmond’s forte is the short story that leaves you looking for the story to continue, but like a short skirt it is short enough to be enticing and just long enough to cover the subject.  Hotwife at the Bachelor Party

Loved this little bit of erótica, it was almost a tease of a greater story. To early it ends and it leaves you wanting more! Kind of like eating the first one third of a banana split. Tasty but I'm still hungry! I'd say this needs a part two and three, minimum!

Nice introduction and good story plot for an happy ending for all involved people, too much promises to satisfy and unexpected ending