Review: Hand in Glove
Author: Yvonne Sarah Lewis
ISBN: 978-1-61160-416-0
Publisher: Torrid Books
Genre: Contemporary Erotica
Format: E-Book
Price: $2.99
Release Date: August 2012
The mumbled words, “My pussy’s cold”, during a cold winters
morning walk did not fall on deaf ears.
“So’s my willie”, Eileen was startled to find that someone was close
enough to hear her. Hugh, a young man
she meets while walking offers her a glove to keep her warm, but she declines
stating that she already has two. He
elaborates that it is not for her hands, but her girlie bits.
Idle conversations evolve into revelations of the most
intimate of confessions between strangers.
Offering to share a secret, Eileen invites Hugh to her room to discuss
things more privately. A widow of five
years, Eileen has missed the innocent touch of a man. She shyly asks if he will simply hold her
while they sleep, but things didn’t go just as she anticipated. Bodies aroused from simple contact leaves one
satisfied and the other not. They
continue their new sleeping arrangements allowing for mutual exploration and
curiosity.
A short and quirky read that left me chuckling in some spots
and in awe in others I liked how their friendship evolved to encompass what
they needed from each other and more. A
lonely widow and a handsome younger man finding comfort in each other. Not an unrealistic storyline, but throw in
the glove and you have a very interesting opening conversation between your
characters.
Michele gives this book
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