An Older Woman

By Gary Bingham

Bonnie met someone nice on the internet and after six months emailing and chatting, he seemed to be a perfect match. There was only one thing to do, meet up with him. More a meeting of friends than a date. They met in a hotel restaurant and she was surprised to find he was a much younger man than expected. At first she was disappointed, then found he was still interested in her. He made her laugh and feel young again.

Could she let him escort her to a hotel room? Would they share a goodnight kiss, or could she let him in for a nightcap? She couldn't possibly let him see her naked. Not used to drinking, her imagination was becoming fanciful. He was only being polite, not wanting to upset her by walking out straight away.

They had got to know each other over the last few months, sharing secrets and intimacies, that they could never do anywhere else. The anonymity was intriguing, but now they were face to face. Had it been a big mistake, was he just teasing her, or leading her on. Was he a conman, about to rob her?

This story is a romance with a happy ending, between an older woman and a younger man. This story contains explicit sex and playful spanking.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Gary Bingham
• Release date: Jan 16, 2021
• ISBN: 9781005560553

Gary Bingham

Reading is a passion, both fiction and non-fiction. Writing is a hobby I've enjoyed for many years, and write anything and everything, though recently I've concentrated on world war 2 stories, science fiction, and erotica. Erotica has been more of a challenge than I thought. First it was realised I didn't know as much as first thought. The range of human sexuality is so wide, and often very particular. The same word or phrase in a story can turn someone on, and someone else off. Some women like a story where the female character is humiliated, in fantasy only, and others think it is terrible. It is very true that you can't satisfy all the people all the of the time, and sometimes only one or two readers will like a theme.A common theme of these stories is where a main character is mistaken for someone else, and continues the error from not wanting to be embarrassed. They may suffer greater humiliation from not correcting the mistake right at the beginning, and letting it spiral out of control. But then, it wouldn't be a story if they did the right thing.It is usual for the main character to grow stronger, get what they really want, or fall in love, in the end. Up until then they blunder around, trying to avoid a confrontation, being silly, and treated as though they are stupid, until the truth is revealed or they find it wasn't an accident, they wanted the situation to develop. Some inner need is revealed, and they grow to endorse it.There are other themes in my writing, but they are for you to discover.Don't forget writing is difficult and painful at times, so buying a book is some small reward to encourage a writer to continue. It is a form of recognition for all the hard work. So, thank you for sponsoring for my art, Gary

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An Older Woman

A secret rendezvous

Copyright 2021 by Gary Bingham

All characters and participants in this work of fiction are over the age of 18. Anyone who is easily offended by explicit sexual content, or anyone under the age of eighteen, should not read this story.

The story is over 6,000 words and has taken a lot of effort to write, so please pay for your copy. Payment encourages authors to continue writing and ensures there are new works for you to read.

Thank you to Pexels for the photo used on the book cover.

Bonnie didn’t think it proper to be early, though she needed a drink to steady her nerves. The nervousness of meeting a stranger was bordering on paranoia. She began to wonder if she really knew enough about him. What if he was a mass murderer or a pervert?

More realistically, she thought they would meet and the chemistry would be zero. That’s why nobody had been told about this meeting. A secret meeting with a man seemed so exciting a prospect, whereas now it was a worry.

While still mourning her husband, she met the stranger on line. They had corresponded for about six months through emails and built up an understanding of each other, that rivalled several years of marriage. He had been patient, understanding and made her laugh.

Eventually they sent pictures of each other with a rule, no faces and no naughty bits. He broke a rule by showing a back view with his bottom. Such a cute bottom drew her attention, so she forgave the rule breaking. He had a full head of hair too.

She was thirty-nine and some of her friends husbands were losing theirs. It wasn’t an important point, though she had to go back over six months of emails, to find one of the first, confirming he was thirty-one.

Reviews for An Older Woman

[Gary Crosby · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

A nice read with a twist at the end. A woman mets a guy on line, meets him and is surprised at how young he is.