Review: a story that entertains while it models healthy interaction and conversation
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 9, 2013
This was my first opportunity to read Sasha White's work, and I will be seeking out more of her stories.  This story works on two levels: the various discussions that the very married Bethany has with her tired of being single friend Ginger: and Bethany's frustrations with the long work hours and little attention that her husband Greg has been affording her.Dealing realistically with these conversations that will strike chords of familiarity to all readers, White manages to express the emotional neediness and discontent of these two women without creating great scapegoats as the two empathize and mull over their situations and discontent.Bethany has discovered that the momentary relief provided by orgasm helps to allay the lonliness and frustration that she has when thinking of Greg. But, the real kick comes when she discovers that `pleasuring herself' in a more public setting while being watched is really much more of a thrill.  While she doesn't interact with those who watch her, and never really is without a safety net while in the throes of passion, the momentary thrill has lessened her frustration in many ways.When Greg comes home early to surprise Bethany one afternoon, and sees her in the middle of a performance, he doesn't connect the act with her frustration until he sees the repairman watching her.  This leads to Bethany openly and honestly discussing her frustration and desires with her husband, and hoping to encourage his dominant bad boy side to come out and play.The overwhelming sense of this story comes from the honestly displayed emotions in conversations and actions that feel quite realistic.  While the sex is steamy hot, there is a deeper connection between Bethany and Greg, and that is apparent in their interactions and conversations.  With an eye to characterization and interaction, Sasha White has written a story that entertains while it models healthy interaction and conversation.I received an eBook from Booked and Loaded for purpose of honest review. I was not compensated for this review: all conclusions are my own responsibility.