My Husband and His Brother

By Serena Synn

Camille thought her husband was stuffy and boring until she goes clubbing with him and his baby brother, Johnny over Halloween weekend.

She discovers something quite shocking about her husband and his brother- they like to share.

Camille's husband, Roger, decides it's time to take her off the "trophy wife" shelf and play with her and he is going to share the fun with his little brother, Johnny.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Serena Synn
• Release date: Feb 5, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370937486

Serena Synn

Serena Synn is a forty something erotica author who isn’t afraid to get “dirty” in the name of research. Unlike many erotica authors she will gladly admit she likes to “practice what she preaches”.  Serena is bisexual and willing to experiment with a wide variety of sexy scenarios that she can put on the page for your reading pleasure. She and her husband are swingers. They turned to swinging so Serena can fully indulge in her cuckquean fantasies (which means she loves to watch her husband have sex with other women) A voyeur at heart she loves to watch.  She’s also a little bit of an exhibitionist and loves to show off her BBW (big beautiful woman) curves. When she's not writing Serena collects vintage smut- everything from pinups to lingerie to Victorian porn. She loves to indulge in erotic aesthetics, be it art or porn. 

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My Husband and His Brother

By Serena Synn

Copyright 2013

Serena Synn

Synn with Me Publishing

It was Halloween weekend and my husband’s younger brother was in town.

My husband wanted to impress him and decided we should go club hopping so Roger could show off all his fancy friends to his baby brother, Johnny.

I wanted to dress up for Halloween and wear a costume but of course the guys were too uptight and refined to do something like that. They were trying too hard to one up each other, or maybe just impress each other. It was hard to tell with men. They were always either working to impress or beat the other man. I don’t know what it is about the competiveness of men. Especially brothers. Must be all that