Madison DeVile

Cuckold Erotica Billionaire's Feast (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

When billionaire Alexander Voss calls, Emma Morrison knows this isn't just another booking. As the city's premier Nyotaimori artist, she's used to wealthy clients dining from her naked body-but this invitation promises something more. Three titans of industry want the full experience: professional body sushi service, dedicated attention from her husband Eric as their personal waiter, and private appreciation that goes far beyond art.

For Emma and Eric, this is the culmination of two years perfecting their cuckold dynamic. She's the goddess who commands worship; he's the devoted husband who finds purpose in serving the men who can satisfy his wife in ways he never could. Tonight, their roles will be tested at the highest level of wealth and power.

As Eric pours champagne and Emma becomes living art, the line between professional service and personal desire dissolves. What begins as an elegant dinner becomes an intimate feast, where appreciation takes its most primal form and devotion is measured in million-dollar payments.

Some couples play house. Emma and Eric play with fire.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Madison DeVile
• Altersempfehlung: ab 18 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. August 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231556977
• Artikelnr.: 75192219

Autorenporträt

I write what I know: complicated relationships, inconvenient desires, and the strange places love takes us when we're brave enough to follow.

Specializing exclusively in cuckold erotica, I believe the hottest scenes happen in the mind first. Why do we want what we want? What makes forbidden fruit so damn delicious? These are the questions that fuel every story I tell.

When I'm not crafting tales of devoted husbands and adventurous wives, you'll find me people-watching at coffee shops (purely for research, obviously), debating relationship psychology with anyone who'll listen, and wondering why vanilla ice cream is called "vanilla" when it's actually quite exotic.

I don't write fairy tales. I write the stories that happen after "happily ever after" gets complicated.