The Other Woman

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Summary: Give me a break
Review: Every man dreams of the ultimate Menage a troi, but what if the other woman isn't found by you the man but your wife. What then?

This book takes you through the emotional experiences of one man trying to sort out how he feels about his wifes lover and his relationship between the both of them. Yes, he has dreamed about this but now that he has it he can't control his paranoia.

Clark and Carrie are married and then Carrie brings home her friend Veronica. Clark knows somethings going on and is just thankful his wife isn't having a sex with another man. He begins thinking this is great and then when his wife and her lover invite him to join he thinks he's in heaven but you will have to read it to find out all the juicy ins and outs......

This book covered an interesting topic concerning marriage and monogamy and the insecurities of one man. Although, the topic is what got me to buy and read the book, I felt the writer hadn't developed the characters enough for me to really care. In that respect I was glad the book was only 182 pages, a quick read.

Also, other reviewers regarded this book as hot. I've read hotter lots hotter from other erotic authors. The book was good but not great. The author is very originall and has great perspective but this book lacked depth. This was my first Kim Corum book and will read more of her work to see if I like it.

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Summary: Menege a trois--the ultimate male fantasy.
Review: I loved this story of menege a trois between a guy and two women. It does read from a male perspective but it was very engaging, as were the characters. The sex in it was hot and the story funny.

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Summary: The Other Woman
Review: I read this book in a matter of a few hours. It was and easy read, hilarious and hot.

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Summary: Good erotica and a good story as well.
Review: The erotica was hot and the story was funny as well. It was about the threesome fantasy and easy to read. I would recommend it.

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Summary: Menage a trois.
Review: The Other Woman is a fun, sexy read. It's about a guy who gets what all guys want--two women, a blonde and a brunette. This is about the second book I've read by Ms. Corum who keeps it funny and real by making her lead male character, Clark, equal parts sexy and paranoid. After all, what man doesn't want this? But when he gets it, he wonders why he got so lucky. The sex in the book is some of the hottest I've ever read, even though I don't normally go for the female/male/female book as I like the male/female/male fantasy better. But it's just such a fun read and so sexy that I couldn't resist. On top of that, Clark's paranoia comes off so funny I found myself laughing out loud on more than one occassion.

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Summary: Give me a break
Review: What man would be worried about living w/2 women. This book had wonderful potential. However, the paranoia of the main character constantly thinking his wife and girlfriend were trying to kill him or leave him really detracted from the story. I would have rated this book 4-5 stars without it. Everything was well written and the reader was really involved in the story, except for this. Basically Clark's wife meets another woman and brings her home to share with her husband. They all fall for each other but Clark is worried about what other people are thinking about him living w/2women. A co-worker is jealous and constantly tries to make Clark think the women are either going to kill him or leave together and leave him alone. They have lots of sex and seem to get along fine until someone else says something to Clark about how weird it is and it is wrong and he obsesses about what may be happening. What was with the scene w/his aunt. That was weird.