Door to Desire

By Dallas Allyn

Michael and Jessica find themselves stranded in Mexico late at night after celebrating their fifteenth anniversary. There's only one hotel room left, and in desperation they take it. But there's a catch, and it's a big one. To Michael's surprise, Jessica enthusiastically embraces all of the new delights the resort offers and he joins with her as they discover a new world of erotic delights all of which they shared with their newfound friends.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dallas Allyn
• Release date: Dec 12, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005018894

Dallas Allyn

It started with a provocative whisper: "Write me a story. Fill it with sexy, strong women and hot men who enjoy the extremes of physical pleasure and caring, and love. Make it juicy, salacious, and above all, believable." So I wrote – and I've kept on writing explicit stories about consenting adults (frequently married couples) who enjoy unbridled physical pleasures with each other, and often with others. They discover new ways to to please and be pleased usually by breaking though their own boundaries. They're "normal" people, like one of your co-workers, friends, or even relatives, who find themselves, sometimes by accident, in unusual situations that allow them to unleash their hidden passions and lusts.

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Door to Desire

By Dallas Allyn

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Doors take us from one place to another. Sometimes we know where they lead, and other times it's a mystery or even an adventure. They can open with a gentle push, a hard shove, or even magic words, such as Open Sesame, or in our case, May I?

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I did not want to be at the Cancun airport at one o'clock AM on a Saturday. I definitely didn't want to be in a sweltering security office with my wife, sitting across from a sweaty, mustachioed army officer. Senor Ha-Ha-Man, the officer began.

Sir, I interrupted him, as I've explained many times over the past six hours, 'Ha-Ha-Man' is not my name. A hacker broke into the reservation system and changed the name on our tickets. And we're not from 'Gotcha, Kansas.' Like it says on the passports, our names are Michael and Jessica Billman, and we're from Cleveland, Ohio.

My apologies Senor Billman. What happened to you is very unfortunate. I'm sure you understand the security problem of your tickets not matching your passports. It took some time, but my officers have authenticated your names and passports and confirmed that someone did alter your tickets.

I took a deep breath and relaxed. Thank you. Our four-day trip to Playa Del Carmen was a fifteenth-anniversary trip, and the first kid-free one Jessica and I had taken in a long time. We'd had a blast and acted like newlyweds on honeymoon, lounging in the sun, paddle-boarding, and staying out late drinking and dancing. We had also rekindled our pre-child, smoking-hot sex life.

Your Department of Homeland Security and our Customs Agency will complete the necessary paperwork, and then the airline will reissue your ticket. Unfortunately, it's the weekend, and nothing will happen until the offices reopen on Monday.

My jaw dropped. You mean we're stuck here until Monday?

"The agencies will begin the paperwork on Monday. Then they will submit it to the airlines, who will