[Peaches Dean] Hotwife, cuckold, slut

[KidneyCracker]

Cleaning Her Pipes was similar in quality to Auditing His Assets. Good theme but it has short and surprisingly tame sex scenes. Due to some repetition in phrasing/sentiment, it makes me think there's some AI use going on.

Also, a new ARC book available on booksprout... read and review it to keep your account from getting "blocked." The couple I've read by this author, are fairly short.

 

[zuliek]

Cleaning Her Pipes was similar in quality to Auditing His Assets. Good theme but it has short and surprisingly tame sex scenes. Due to some repetition in phrasing/sentiment, it makes me think there's some AI use going on.

Also, a new ARC book available on booksprout... read and review it to keep your account from getting "blocked." The couple I've read by this author, are fairly short.

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I was thinking about it but decided not to review...just the description makes it too cuck for me. Peaches does have some good books but have been tilting towards more cuck lately.

 

[KidneyCracker]

it's a breeding series right? that can be difficult to read depending on if the husband wants it, the level of humiliation and "the black bull's" attitude.

 

[RodinParis]

Cleaning Her Pipes was similar in quality to Auditing His Assets. Good theme but it has short and surprisingly tame sex scenes. Due to some repetition in phrasing/sentiment, it makes me think there's some AI use going on.

Also, a new ARC book available on booksprout... read and review it to keep your account from getting "blocked." The couple I've read by this author, are fairly short.

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Thank you

 

[KidneyCracker]

Just read Cubicle Stud and it is great if you want to read from the young stud's POV. It's all male fantasy and some readers don't enjoy reading about "superman" but I think they're great to add variety and keep erotica from feeling predictable (same with the BTB/RAAC stories I've been reading). There's a few great scenes of surrender. The first two chapters do a great job of creating a likeable main character Troy and sets up the rest of the book to be a new found stud discovering his strengths. Harem fantasy without feeling too douche-y.

There's some breeding fetish in the second half. So may be best to stop after the first 6, 7 or 8th chapters if you don't want to get into that.

Spoiler: Conquering the religious Rebecca

"Are you… are you free on Wednesday, Troy?"

"It's… it's Bible study night. My husband will be… at Church." She paused, her gaze dropping to his mouth, then sliding lower, down his body. A slow, wicked smile, utterly at odds with her demure appearance, spread across her lips. "It’s a day to be on our knees."

"I’ve been wanting this for so long, Troy, I’ve watched you. I’ve heard them talking. And every time I said no to [joining the group for drinks on] Thursday, it was a lie. I was saying yes to this."

“Yes, Troy. Take me, shatter my vows. Make me your whore!”

“Please, Troy. Ruin my cunt! Make me a whore! Paint my insides with your vile seed while Walter is at church!”

“You know, I thought I’d feel guilty.” She was quiet for a beat, then said, “Either God moves in mysterious ways, or you are the Devil, the Great Trickster.” She turned to look at Troy and said, “I don’t care which. I’ll be your whore whenever you want me. I want you to dump your vile seed into me anytime you want.”

 

[zuliek]

Just read Cubicle Stud and it is great if you want to read from the young stud's POV. It's all male fantasy and some readers don't enjoy reading about "superman" but I think they're great to add variety and keep erotica from feeling predictable (same with the BTB/RAAC stories I've been reading). There's a few great scenes of surrender. The first two chapters do a great job of creating a likeable main character Troy and sets up the rest of the book to be a new found stud discovering his strengths. Harem fantasy without feeling too douche-y.

There's some breeding fetish in the second half. So may be best to stop after the first 6, 7 or 8th chapters if you don't want to get into that.

Spoiler: Conquering the religious Rebecca

"Are you… are you free on Wednesday, Troy?"

"It's… it's Bible study night. My husband will be… at Church." She paused, her gaze dropping to his mouth, then sliding lower, down his body. A slow, wicked smile, utterly at odds with her demure appearance, spread across her lips. "It’s a day to be on our knees."

"I’ve been wanting this for so long, Troy, I’ve watched you. I’ve heard them talking. And every time I said no to [joining the group for drinks on] Thursday, it was a lie. I was saying yes to this."

“Yes, Troy. Take me, shatter my vows. Make me your whore!”

“Please, Troy. Ruin my cunt! Make me a whore! Paint my insides with your vile seed while Walter is at church!”

“You know, I thought I’d feel guilty.” She was quiet for a beat, then said, “Either God moves in mysterious ways, or you are the Devil, the Great Trickster.” She turned to look at Troy and said, “I don’t care which. I’ll be your whore whenever you want me. I want you to dump your vile seed into me anytime you want.”

Thanks for the review! I just finished reading one of Chloe Daily's books which now sounds tame compared to the one you just reviewed.

 

[KidneyCracker]

This book should have had fewer sex scenes or broken this book up into a three-part series. Office Discovery, Island Vacation (start of deeper feelings), Best of Breed (full on lust and forbidden affections, bit of a heartbreaking ending). additional books would have been Moving On (the teased next adventure at a new job) and Spawn Point (the return of Linda the Widow, Steve didn't survive trying to replace Troy in bed)

It was only around 26,000 words, so don't go thinking it's a slow-burn story that will arouse you, it's more like a long-form stroke story.

 

[zuliek]

A new one coming from Peaches.

 

[KidneyCracker]

I read Aprils' Wild Seed. Bred by the father-in-law who has a huge cock, high libido and potency where the son does not have any of those things. Thankfully it focuses on the father-in-law and wife, from the wife's POV, so it can be erotic. Otherwise, some of the actions and things said would be devastating for the son/husband to hear.

I'd give it a 3 out of 5 but I'm not huge on breeding stories. If this were harsher in tone it would have been a 1 or 2. People that enjoy this sub-genre will think it's between a 3 and 5. Like Peaches' other books, there is a lot of sex but it's glossed over and quick, so no huge payoff for the build up like you'd get from everyonesavoyeur and bobfr on literotica.

This book looks like it was pulled from amazon and good reads.

 

[fantafan]

I read Aprils' Wild Seed. Bred by the father-in-law who has a huge cock, high libido and potency where the son does not have any of those things. Thankfully it focuses on the father-in-law and wife, from the wife's POV, so it can be erotic. Otherwise, some of the actions and things said would be devastating for the son/husband to hear.

I'd give it a 3 out of 5 but I'm not huge on breeding stories. If this were harsher in tone it would have been a 1 or 2. People that enjoy this sub-genre will think it's between a 3 and 5. Like Peaches' other books, there is a lot of sex but it's glossed over and quick, so no huge payoff for the build up like you'd get from everyonesavoyeur and bobfr on literotica.

This book looks like it was pulled from amazon and good reads.

For me it depends on how much the husband is a real character. If the book spends enough time building him up, giving his perspective and not making him seem like he's at fault then fuck no. If he's just a cardboard cutout and they don't give him much screen time, then I can enjoy him being cucked. Or give me a BTB ending and I can accept it. But if there's no resolution then nope. I haven't read but suspect my assessment would be similar.

 

[KidneyCracker]

The husband isn't a big character in the book, at least the parts I read. I've gotten into a bad habit of skipping some world building.

 

[fantafan]

The husband isn't a big character in the book, at least the parts I read. I've gotten into a bad habit of skipping some world building.

I skip almost all the world building these days. Its their fault if they don't start the story with the line "I didn't know it yet but today was the day I found out she cheated". I feel completely free to skip over their entire romance most of the time. Sometimes (say "A Town Without Honor") you'll miss some really good stuff. Sometimes its just boring shit I don't care about.