Three’s Company - BWWM Billionaire Menage Romance

By Kierra Baxter

Benjamin and Mya Blest are married and in love. Their love runs deep. Both are artists, passionate about their craft, they find creative ways to infuse their work into their love life that to some, would seem unorthodox. Mya finds herself wanting more from Benjamin and ends up confessing a fantasy to him that seems unattainable. Benjamin is willing to prove just how committed he is to satisfying his wife and goes to some extremes to do so. Is their love strong enough to survive this part of the journey that they have embarked on together? Benjamin and Mya show us that true art knows no limits and that true love can survive anything and everything. Benjamin and Mya explore the depths of their sexuality and work to quench seemingly out of reach desires while at the same time, remaining committed to one another and their crafts.

** Standalone short story, no cliffhangers.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Interracial BWWM Romance Novels
• Release date: Nov 10, 2018
• ISBN: 9781386986966

Book preview

Three’s Company

Chapter 1. The Fantasy

Our love making was intense. It was passionate. And after seven minutes, it was over and I couldn’t believe that this was my life. I lay there stunned, that once again, Benjamin Blest had taken me to the height of pleasure.  A plethora of emotions ripped through me. I would never leave him unsatisfied! Did he even care?

A loud snore from the other side of the bed gave me confirmation.

You’ve got to be kidding me, I muttered. In our California king-sized bed, where moments ago we had just been close, I now felt a void forming between us. It was too early in our marriage for this.

I crossed my arms and lay back on my pillow. I should just go to sleep, I thought to myself. But desire ached within my soul and I knew that sleep would evade me. I stared with disgust at Ben’s sweaty back and thought about climbing on top of him and suffocating him with my pussy. An evil smile crept across my face as I envisioned myself doing just that. Instead, I quietly crept out of the bed and headed into the bathroom. I ran hot water in the shower and climbed in.

Water always had a way of soothing and relaxing me. I let the water run over my head, loosening my tight curls. With my eyes closed, I ran my fingers along my body, tracing my curves and the spots that could use more attention. I touched myself, imagining Ben walking into the bathroom, his long dick strong and ready for round two as he climbed into the shower with me, but I was too upset with him and the idea only turned me off.

I turned the shower water cold, then hot again. The fire within me became smaller, but did not go out completely. I climbed out of the shower and onto a soft bathmat, water dripping off of my brown skin. I decided against a towel and returned to the bedroom, climbing into the bed all wet. I hoped that the wetness would disturb Ben, so that he wouldn’t be able to sleep either, but alas, he was knocked out, mouth open, drool on his cheek.

I rolled my eyes and rolled over, my back facing him, my hands between my legs where it was still warm. In his sleep, Ben wrapped his arms around my waist, pulling me to him. I rested my head on his chest as he caressed my wet head. How could I stay mad at the man I loved? I soon fell asleep in his arms.

Dreams came swiftly and I found myself imagining that I was back in the shower. Ben walked into the bathroom, his long dick strong and ready to devour me, but this time, he was not alone. Another man, just as long, just as ready, came in behind him and they stood side by side, saluting me. Ben led the way to the shower, opening the door and climbing in, the other man following his lead. Ben put his lips on

Reviews for Three’s Company - BWWM Billionaire Menage Romance

[Timi Phillips · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

This was a weird book. One minute husband and wife invite another to join them in bed, the next they are at each other’s throat. The wife spits on the guy, which I thought was totally unnecessary. Anyway, I won’t be reading this authors book again.