Swinging to save a Marriage

By Pearl Whitaker

Katie and Mike have been married for several years and they still love each other. They still make love, they still eat together, and they still spend some time together whenever they aren’t busy with work. But no matter how good they might seem on the surface, they had lost the spark – the fire of love – that got them together in the first place.

Desperate to rekindle that flame, they seek to a couple experienced with swinging – a practice where two couples swap wives for a night – and hope that this could help them rebuild their relationship. Katie had never done anything like this before. Would it help her with her husband or was it only going to make matters far, far worse?

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 20, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005299187

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Swinging to Save a Marriage

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Pearl Whitaker

Copyright 2022 Pearl Whitaker

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My name is Katie, I’m twenty-seven years old, and for God-awful reason I’m in one of the worst marriages ever. It’s not that one of us is cheating or doing something crazy and stupid; it’s just that we barely love each other anymore. It even affects the way we have sex.

Five years ago, our adventures in the bedroom were so damn good you could put it on film and sell it as professional porn. We were that excited and adventurous. We’d try anything. I still have most of the sex toys we used during those days. I would feel excited to get home just to try whatever new device he’d have with him.

Mike, my husband, was a very good man. He worked at an advertising company. I was a web designer so I usually spent my days at home, whisking life away in front of the computer. I guess it was our different working schedules that drove