Brad is a kinky swinger who doesn't cut the mustard with Lucy, the other wife. The other husband, Paul, cites the fact that everyone involved liked the swing except Lucy. He further points out that Brad got off on reclaiming his wife after Paul brought her home. Paul then asks the question, "Have you ever thought of becoming a cuckold." To make matters worse Brad's wife Lucy over heard.

It's coming up on their twenty-fifth anniversary an John want to do something special. He'd been saving since the birth of their first child and so money was not going to be a problem. With over a thousand dollars in discretionary funds Heather could have what ever made her happy on this vacation. Whatever made her happy.

Book 3 in the "Don't Look a Gift Horse in the Mouth" trilogy. The trilogy includes, "A Misunderstanding", "With Permission", and "A Cuck and Bull Story" David steps up the cuckold experience the next step involves a personal confession and adventures that neither Evan or Sheryl even thought about. David show himself to be a true cuckold needing a dominate bull to interact with.

Book 2; sequel to "A Misunderstanding" Not wanting to be over the hill at 40, I revamped my life. My husband got the wrong idea and thought I was having an affair. I explained myself and we went on an adventure that affirmed I wasn't over the hill. Hubby got a thrill out of it. When the new CEO took an interest. He teased me about making it with the CEO. Finally set he me up to do it.

On my fortieth birthday, the gang at work conspired to throw me an over the hill party. Each corner of my desk sported a black balloon with the number 40 on it. The entire desk was draped in black crape paper. There were a dozen or so cards laying on it; all taking digs at being old. It was a joke … I wasn’t laughing. Who the hell wants to be over the hill?

Twenty years married Chrissie discovers her exhibitionist side with the help of her husband Matt. Matt's best friend, Darin, is a divorced womanizer specializing in married women has just come back in town after twenty years in Southern California. Matt and Darren have a past that Chrissie know very little about. Matt encourages her to dress provocatively for Darrin because it make them both hot.

It all starts with an unpayable debt owed to Gary, which Betty pays with personal attention. To her surprise she likes it and would happily do it again. Then poker night takes an odd turn when another poker buddy promises his wife she can sleep with the big winner of the night, and then loses to Gary. She recruits the others to lobby to have all the hostesses sleep with the big winner.

The long awaited sequel to "Are There Really Men Like That – Marge" It isn't until Jen remembers she's not always been faithful herself that she can cut Marge the slack she need to normalize the relationship. The guys introduce Hank, Mark's college roommate into the group. Jen worries about a flirtatious friendship with the new guy but Ron encourages her to give as good as she gets and she soon.

Lucinda and George move into a new neighborhood and in order to make friends start attending the monthly dances sponsored by the HOA. Luce dances with the neighbor's husbands a practice that is common place at these dances. What's not common place is the new attendee for the Valentine's dance. For the first time since starting to attend the dances. Luce needs wants to go home early

Jen is best friends with Marge; the wife of her husband, Ron's best friend Jerry. Ron and Jerry have been friends since middle school and Jen and Marge for more than five years. One day while leaving Marge and Jerry's house, Jen overhears conversation that reveals Marge has cuckolded her husband. Is it for real? What should she do? Are there really men like that? Read and find out.