P B Garland
Forfatter af What Would You Do?: Cerulean Erotica Presents
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What Would You Do?: Cerulean Erotica Presents 2 eksemplarer
Biochemistry of the cell nucleus: Biochemical Society Symposium No. 42, held at University College, London, July 1976… (1977) 1 eksemplar
Substrate mobilization and energy provision in man: Biochemical Society Symposium No. 43, held at University College,… (1978) 1 eksemplar
Biochemistry of genetic engineering: Biochemical Society Symposium No. 44, held at University College, London, July… (1979) 1 eksemplar
The lymphocyte cell surface: Biochemical Society Symposium No. 45, held at University of Cambridge, June 1980… (1980) 1 eksemplar
A Friend In Need: Cerulean Erotica Presents 1 eksemplar
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Matt and Kristy are married with a couple of kids. When they win a resort holiday they decide to leave the kids with family and take a break for themselves.
Three guys on the resort staff begin flirting with Kristy from the day they arrive. Matt shrugs it off and the couple have a good time together, though Matt does notice his wife's unexplained absence on several occasions. She always reappears with a reasonable excuse and their holiday continues.
As readers we know pretty early that Kristy is sleeping with resort staff members. Matt doesn't catch on. They have never discussed opening their relationship in such a fashion and when he realises what has been happening all hell breaks loose.
I enjoy stories about cheating when the story is told from the point of view of the cheating partner. In this story we only hear Matt's perspective, and he is not a happy man. Paul Garland is a talented writer and the tale is never less than compelling, but rather than sexy thrills the theme here is gut-wrenching angst.
I would much have preferred to hear this story from Kristy's perspective, but I was nonetheless gripped by this sobering spin on one of my favourite tropes.… (mere)