Love Games

By Ben Dimover

Scandalous stories about extramarital affairs, adultery, and cheating partners fill this erotica collection with taboo intrigue.

Contents:
Just Napping
Denying the Chemistry
A Small Deviation
His Real Touch
A Souvenir

• Language: English
• Publisher: Serpent Publications
• Release date: May 28, 2014
• ISBN: 9781310594076

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Love Games (Gay Interracial Infidelity Cheating Erotica Short Story Anthology)

by: Ben Dimover

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Contents:

Just Napping

Denying the Chemistry

A Small Deviation

His Real Touch

A Souvenir

About the Author

Other Work by Ben Dimover

Just Napping

His dark skin was a sharp contrast to my own. I loved the way my milky thighs looked against his night-black face. His tongue, as pink as my lips, was lapping at the tip of my cock teasingly.

Mmm you taste good, he said, words muffled against my sensitive shaft. He was more talented with his tongue than my partner. It was a source of shame that I’d married a racist. Collin was the ideal man in most respects: handsome, intelligent, witty, a thorough lover. But when he got a drink or two in him, there was not a minority in the room safe from his ignorant and boisterous comments. I’d left so many parties, red-faced and ashamed, because of his bigoted opinions.

After a while, I stopped going out drinking with him altogether, preferring instead to venture into the night on my own after he’d left. In my own way, my affairs were a means of atonement for my husband’s intolerance.

A noise made us freeze. The front door was opening, keys jingled.

Shit. She’s home early, he hissed as he flew out of bed.

Early! I thought you said she was out of town.

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