Madison DeVile

Cuckold Erotica Collection Vol. 4 (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Some fantasies aren't whispered-they're witnessed.

Cuckold Erotica Collection Vol. 4 presents three intensely erotic stories about men who don't just allow-they ache to see. Each story captures the razor-thin line between love and longing, pride and surrender, in marriages where the rules are rewritten.

"Double-Filled in Hawaii" (3600 words) - A husband receives a message that changes everything. His wife is taking another solo vacation-but this time, she's bringing strangers into their bedroom... through a camera lens. And she wants him to watch.

"Earn Me Back, Cuck" (4200 words) - After a breakup, one man is given a final chance-if he's willing to accept her terms. If she's going to take him back, he must first watch her with someone new... someone unforgettable.

"White Dress, Open Legs" (3300 words) - On their anniversary, she wears her wedding dress again. He wears his tux. But when the best man arrives, everything they once promised is undone in the most unforgettable way.

This collection is about devotion through surrender, desire amplified by distance, and pleasure wrapped in power exchange. Explicit, emotional, and unashamed, these stories are for readers who understand that sometimes love is watching... and wanting more.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Madison DeVile
• Altersempfehlung: ab 18 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. Mai 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231613731
• Artikelnr.: 74238840

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.