Uncovered: Family Woman

By A.S. Peavey

Kelsey never would have imagined her husband would cheat on her. She hadn’t thought Omar was that kind of man. They’d been married happily for years. They were finally ready for a kid—and he was even more interested about having a child than she was. Kelsey thought she knew Omar. He proved her wrong.

But a far bigger illusion was shattered. Kelsey never would have imagined her husband’s affair would turn her on. She certainly never would have imagined that overhearing Omar’s mistress, and then seeing that mistress, would get her excited.

After an unsatisfactory one-night stand—at least the sex wasn’t as satisfactory as what Kelsey had overheard her husband and his mistress having, Kelsey is tempted to retreat back to the old boring life she once had.

But is that even possible? Can she ignore her knowledge of her husband’s affair?

But a fertility clinic appointment makes Kelsey confront what she wants from her marriage—and what her libido wants. Wish as she might, her libido will not step aside; even her doctor’s excites her. The only question is how—and if—she can channel her desire.

This is part 3 of a serialized novel, after the events of Uncovered: Mistress and Uncovered: Getting Even.

• Language: English
• Publisher: A.S. Peavey
• Release date: Jan 20, 2016
• ISBN: 9781311874610

A.S. Peavey

A.S. Peavey began writing erotica in a micro caption-based form (which you can check out on Tumblr), before branching to explore the world of longer form stories and novels. Peavey is excited by the opportunities offered to expand on those shorter stories, and grasp what tugs at the libido. Peavey lives along the Rocky Mountains, going out to hike and bike when time and the weather allow.

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UNCOVERED: FAMILY WOMAN

Part 3 of the Serialized Novel UNCOVERED

A.S. Peavey

Copyright 2016 A.S. Peavey

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This book is a work of fiction. Any similarity between the characters and situations within its pages and places or persons, living or dead, is unintentional and co-incidental.

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Uncovered: Getting Even

Other Works by A.S. Peavey

About the Author

UNCOVERED: FAMILY WOMAN

Kelsey had made love to her husband once in the past week (their usual tame sex). Who knew if her husband had slept with his mistress again—but Kelsey hadn’t caught them again. But Kelsey hadn’t brought herself to hunt for other men again, either. Even if she could find time when her husband wouldn’t catch her, she hadn’t felt the inclination to try again.

A part of her hoped that was it. That she could cease her infidelity just like that, go back to the normal—okay, boring, but still happy—sex life she’d had before.

Of course, Kelsey changing her mind wouldn’t stop Omar sleeping around. But she was ready to give up this silly quest. She’d had a good thing before happening on Omar’s infidelity. Even if his infidelity had excited her, Kelsey wanted that good thing back.

Kelsey had sat through Vickie’s advice. She didn’t like the idea of speaking to her husband, confessing all—or even worse, listening to him fumble an excuse for why he’d strayed first. She had trouble believing that talking, confessing, would improve things.

But she had to trust the more experienced woman.

However, when she considered how to broach the subject, how to keep Omar quiet while she talked, she just couldn’t imagine a way to start the discussion. And so she’d decided to retreat. She’d just give up on having an exciting sex life and settle for a perfectly satisfactory one. She’d have a kid with Omar. And that would be that.

The problem was that her body wouldn’t let her settle back down to a simple sex life.

Early the next week she arrived at the fertility clinic—at long last. The appointment had begun normally enough. The nurse had come in, asked a series of question—only the basic medical history questions, leaving the more intimate questions for Doctor Boutre