Angelique's Male Harem

By Jo Singleton

After many failed tries at fulfilling relationships, Angelique made a decision. She'd gather a harem—initially of four men—each catering to her deepest desires. And moods. Raphe, the alpha; Martin, the romantic; Jamie, the shy guy; and Rooke, the inventive. Each would take her to a paradise of the senses.
WARNING: This book contains strong language, willing partners, heterosexual sex scenes, male chastity belt situations and ménage scenes. 99% of the content is erotica.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Jo Singleton
• Release date: Aug 28, 2018
• ISBN: 9780463234587

Jo Singleton

Jo Singleton is an erotica author.

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Angelique’s

Male

Harem

Erotica

Jo Singleton

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Angelique’s Male Harem

Copyright 2018 Jo Singleton

Published by Jo Singleton

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After many failed tries at fulfilling relationships, Angelique made a decision. She'd gather a harem—initially of four men—each catering to her deepest desires. And moods. Raphe, the alpha; Martin, the romantic; Jamie, the shy guy; and Rooke, the inventive. Each would take her to a paradise of the senses.

WARNING: This book contains strong language, willing partners, heterosexual sex scenes, male chastity belt situations and ménage scenes. 99% of the content is erotica.

Angelique

Angelique was tired of relationships that presented more flaws than she could take. Besides the usual dissatisfactory factors like infidelity, messiness, sexism and lack of consideration, Angelique believed that differences in sexual desire, lovemaking frequency and incompatibility of styles in bed to be huge turnoffs. All right, so these concerned mostly sexual life. But men were useful for little more, weren’t they? She managed to fix things around the house just by learning them on YouTube. Trips with girlfriends sometimes proved to be more fun than doing it with the opposite sex. Children? Thanks, but no, thanks. Marriage? That would be the turnoff to surpass all the others.

Also, she read somewhere that women’s desires changed according to their monthly cycle; important research demonstrated that. In fact, she would attest it for herself. Probably, her dissatisfaction stemmed exactly from these hormonal fluctuations. Why deny them when they offered so many possibilities?

With that in mind and with a whopping inheritance to go with, she made a decision. She would start a male harem. Able to support a big household, she would have a few live-in lovers.

The ideal number, in her conception, would be four. One for the days she felt inclined to romanticism. A second for those days when hard, fast and savage were in order. A third that would be shy and let her take the initiative. The fourth might be a man prone to experiment with new ways to enjoy sexuality. The idea made her so giddy that she set out to do it at once.

Internet ads, interviews, pictures, even contracts moved her project forward. The live-in lovers needed to agree with and wish for what she proposed. Consent from every party should be a key condition. She bought a big house in the country where each person would occupy their own suite of rooms completely private. Four men in the household poured enough testosterone in it, which inspired care and planning. Competitiveness