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morning sickness
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Content Advisory: This book and short story are intended for mature audiences and they contain explicit sexual activities. If you are offended by such activities do not read or purchase!
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Content Advisory: This short story is intended for mature audiences and contains explicit sexual activities. If you are offended by such activities do not read or purchase!
Description
Max and Alessandra Gluck are young, healthy, highly compensated urban professionals who have been married for two years. Computer engineer Max wants to start a family; lawyer Alessandra wants to wait until she advances in her legal career. Max does not want his wife to devolve into an angry cat lady. Alessandra, only twenty-nine, tells Max he must wait until she is ready to go through the pains of childbirth. Both are opportunists, and both enjoy intercourse. Over the course of the day, Max has opportunities presented to him to have intercourse with a Latin plumbing woman, his mother-in-law, and Alessandra’s younger sister. Alessandra has similar opportunities presented to her by her supervisors and co-workers. Each rationalizes their decisions amidst a variety of contemporary issues: undocumented immigration status, sexual harassment, surrogate mothering, office policies/etiquette/efficiencies, family ties and future relationships, legalities, and, of course, personal lust and enjoyment. With the backdrop being the forthcoming 2024 Presidential election, the novella presents a humorous, explicit farce involving a beautiful interracial couple.
By Samantha Must
Widow Samantha Must raised five children who are now giving her grandkids to spoil. Her hobbies are baby-sitting, gardening, exercising, writing short stories, reading, dancing, and dating. Sixty-two years young, she enjoys men who can make her smile. A lifelong, liberal Democrat inspired by 2024 issues and her prior office work experience, she poked fun at conservative, Republican values by penning Morning Sickness.
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Morning Sickness by Samantha Must
I thoroughly enjoyed reading this captivating and arousing collection of chapters. It felt like I was witnessing the stunning and engaging characters as they embarked on their most delightful and passionate physical adventures. I genuinely enjoyed how the intelligent handsome male character impregnated four different hottest and most beautiful shapely women, in different times and during the most alluring physical adventures. This fantastic book has everything you could ever want to see, read, visualize, and experience while enjoying erotica, any time of day or night. I read some of the chapters almost four times in a row. I want to thank the talented author who skillfully applied numerous sexiest twists and hottest turns, making the story even more enticing and pleasurable to read. As an author of over twenty erotica novels, I wholeheartedly would recommend this erotica book to all fans. As for me, I am already highly thrilled and satisfied with my purchase of this exceptional book.
A salacious romp through the desires of a young couple. A quick, fun read.
Morning Sickness: An Erotic Novella is a bold and tantalizing read that blends sensuality with unexpected twists. This slim volume dives headfirst into a world of raw desire, weaving an intimate narrative that’s as provocative as it is captivating. The writing is sharp and evocative, painting vivid scenes that linger long after the last page. While the title hints at something unconventional, the story delivers a sultry escape that’s not for the faint of heart. Perfect for readers craving a quick, steamy indulgence with a touch of daring—this novella sizzles from start to finish!
“Morning Sickness” by Samantha Must is a really fun, erotic getaway, great for diving into for an escape from our daily trials and tribulations. The writing could be stronger, though, perhaps with the help of a really great editor and/or writing coach. So I’m giving a five for a fun story and a three for delivery for an average of four.
A married engineer meets and connects with a female plumber. Then an odd idea hits them. They would produce a baby so that his wife wouldn’t go through the pain and hassle of childbirth. Sounded like a lame excuse just to have sex without guilt. The scenes were erotic, but I felt that they were lacking somewhat. I couldn’t believe that the husband not only hooked up with the plumber, but also the sister-in-law and mother-in-law, too. Wow! All for the purpose of procreating. And they were all scheduled in shifts to see who would get pregnant first. My goodness! Meanwhile, the wife was busy getting her oral fixation at work in an effort to get promoted. What a tangled mess of adultery and seduction! I thought that this was a pretty good read and an interesting dilemma. You do wonder if anyone is going to come out pregnant here. Who would indeed end up with morning sickness? I didn’t much care for all the talk and opinions on politics, and I didn’t really see where it was really relevant. I certainly didn’t see what they had to end it on a political note. Overall, this was a fairly nice read.
First of all , the novel has a nice flow and good amount of humor, hence I’m giving 4 stars. However I’m not a big fan of mixing up political rhetoric (way too much for my taste) with the main character’s desperate need to impregnate someone. I also disagree with what considered to be “cheating” in author’s opinion. I think the book will find the readers, but it wasn’t necessarily something I enjoyed.
The book is lightly written and is an easy read. A bit shorter than I anticipated. Bringing in a touch of politics in this genre was unexpected. Overall, recommend