Review: What's good for the Goose is good for the Gander
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 17, 2014
New Jersey author Careese Mills appears to be a writer who loves to tease and tantalize her writers. Though these books are likely meant for women, men can have as much fun with her very erotic writings also. With the growing emphasis on frank sexual acting out in films, television channels after 10 PM and magazines etc, these short stories now combined as LONELY HOUSEWIFE: THE COMPLETE COLLECTION will likely find an eager audience.The three short stories plus a bonus story are all focused on one topic - erotic sensual encounters described as vividly as anyone writing in this genre. Three of the stories are about unsatisfied housewives: GAMER'S WIFE gives a brief background about how Trisha is sexually frustrated by her deputy sheriff husband's addiction to video games which with his job blocks out any time available for sex. She accepts an invitation to meet on Ethan Knight, knowing that Nathaniel will be engrossed in his video game and not notice she is gone. What of course ensues is a passionate extensive lovemaking affair described in vivid detail, and Trisha returns home, the entire lusty episode noticed by her preoccupied husband. SMOKE BREAK involves two attorneys - African American Kellie Hudson and Shane Matthews, co-workers who like to take frequent 6-minute smoke break despite the fact that neither smokes. Both are married with children and use these 6 minutes breaks for steamy sex, carefully covering up their post coital scents with a bit f quick smoke and perfume, mistakenly thinking that no one knows their secret. BOUDOIR SESSIONS -  Tammy Brighton's husband, Dylan is likewise absent during the evenings and Tammy asks her friend Cherie for the Jamaican photographer Jamar Denton's number to have some boudoir photographs taken which naturally the author turns into another sexcapade. The bonus - BULLETPROOF - concerns a couple's swimming pool explorations with a vibrating sex toy.At the end of each story Mills provides a list of book club questions - as if any were needed or pertinent. Serious literature this is not. Sizzling sensual stories are what is delivered in this collection. Grady Harp, February 14