Erotica For the Refined Palate (Volume 1) Mature Erotic Romance by Bridget Doone ➱ Book Tour with Guest Post, Chapter Excerpts & Rafflecopter
FOUR NAUGHTY NOVELLAS FOR THE MATURE CONNOISSEUR
Erotica For the Refined Palate
Volume 1
by Bridget Doone
Genre: Mature Erotic Romance
FOUR NAUGHTY NOVELLAS FOR THE MATURE CONNOISSEUR
ME
AND YOU AND A WIFE NAMED SUE
When
Candy Blue, a randy romantic fiction writer, forms an inappropriate
bond with a married man, he involves his wife, Sue, who invites Candy
to dinner with the intention of exacting satisfaction, and in the
most creative and unexpected ways.
THE
HAT TRICK
When
Ryan Axel meets his girlfriend's parents at a hockey game in Tampa,
he’s shocked to discover her mother, Maxine, is the woman he knows
as Roxanne, a sexy mature who used to frequent his bar, and he’s
determined to pick up where they left off - and during the
game.
GREAT
WHITE LIMO
Covid
restrictions have lifted and Shannon finally gets a face-to-face with
Steve Smith, a Canadian she befriended in a cheater’s chat room
during the pandemic, but their indiscretion takes an unexpected turn
when her domineering best friend and a young limo driver get
involved.
JUST
A SWINGIN’
Married,
but not to each other, Country Club neighbors Krystal and Blake steal
away to Cancun to masquerade as husband and wife at a swinger’s
resort, with the intention of living out their disparate fantasies,
and without complicating their long-term friendship.
Excerpt from Chapter 1: Jacking and Jilling
The air blew
cool against my skin as I slipped the canary yellow shirt from my shoulders,
shivering, sensing my nipples contract and push against the soft cotton of my
white camisole.
“It’s cold in here,” I said, shaking my
shoulders.
“Yes, it is a little,” Steve said, twitching,
his eyes laser-locked on the gun barrels of my heavy artillery. When I inched
my elastic skirt to my upper thighs, swaying to Sinatra’s hypnotic harmony,
Steve lowered his gaze.
You
can't deny,
don't try to fight the rising sea
Don't fight the moon, the stars above,
don't fight me
“You’re always so nice and tan, Shannon,” he
said, clearing his throat, resting his arm on the back of the seat, then
changing his mind and moving his hand to his knee.
I bent towards
him and lowered my baby blue panties to my ankles.
“Florida,” I smiled, “Endless summer.”
I kicked the
panties from the toe of my platform stiletto and they landed in Steve’s lap. I expected him to bring them to his
nose and inhale them - that’s what he always said he would do if given the
opportunity.
But he didn’t.
I reached into
my purse for my cocoa butter then shifted my hips forward and fanned out,
allowing room for the fingers of my left hand to grease a trail to my center,
now blooming with expectancy.
“Damn, Shannon,” Steve said, gulping, as he
unfastened the top two buttons on his shirt and pulled the collar away from his
neck. His breathing accelerated and I became hopeful he would join in.
But he didn’t.
So I wrestled
my big soft titties out of the top of the cami and held them up for his
consideration. My nipples were already puckered and stiff, but I brushed my
French-manicured fingertips across them anyway, provoking that quiver in my
quim, that ache, that swell, that rain.
“I know what you’re thinking, Steve,” I said, “They’re
like pillows - pillows you can suck.”
“So beautiful,” Steve exhaled, and slowly
lowered his foot to the floor. His right hand skated up his jeans from his knee
to his groin and his thumb began a slow rhythmic rub against the zipper.
It’s a real
good bet,
the best is yet to come
Lawrence was
taking us through some pretty countryside: farmland, bales of hay, barns with
hip roofs painted red, but I wasn't really watching anything with interest
other than Steve’s hand; I wanted
him to strangle his goose’s neck in it. Clearly, though, he needed a little
sumpin’ sumpin’ to coax it from its confinement.
“What do you think?” I asked, pulling a
jeweled butt plug from my purse.
Steve’s mouth sagged and his head bobbed a yes.
Then his left hand found his right and began to compete with it for a caress of
his cock.
“Mmmmmmm,” I moaned, as I gave the plug a
heroic licking and sucking, prompting Steve to point to his parcel, now swollen
and drumming against the denim.
“Look what you’ve done now, Shannon,” he said,
with an uneasy chuckle, “I almost got carried away.”
He wagged his
finger at me, then rested his palms on the seat on either side of himself, took
a deep breath, and held it.
Yeah, like THAT’S going to work.
And just as I suspected, when I placed my bare feet on the edge of the seat, and lifted to press the glass gently past my wet seal, it flipped a switch in Steve. His eyes went wide and round and he fumbled frantically to unzip. He finally got his pants down around his upper thighs and there it was: that pleasingly plump pink pistol. And when he took it in his fist and began to fascinate it, my desire for him to get a shot off inside me jumped through the roof.
Blake rotated
his right wrist, then tapped the face of his watch; his father’s Omega 3 Seamaster had stopped again. He
picked up his phone; still only 10:30 am - perhaps time had stopped everywhere.
In hopes of a cat nap, he reclined in his office chair, crossed his feet on the
desk, and lowered his eyelids, but the cell phone buzzed in his hand.
+15556739872:
Am I wrong or are we on the same page?
Who the heck is
that, he wondered, but unable to answer the question, he deleted the message.
Fifteen minutes into his shuteye, the question was answered for him.
+15556739872:
It’s Krystal
And that sat
him bolt upright.
He’d known Crystal Barnes from afar since high
school. She was the coolest of the cool kids: cheerleader, volleyball captain,
homecoming queen - so far out of his orbit, it would have been impossible for
the two to travel in the same circles. When she’d returned to Cranbury many
years after college, it was with Ken Dollington on her arm, and when they
married, she took his last name and traded the ‘C’ in Crystal for a ‘K.’ They
purchased the nicest house in the neighborhood and joined the Country Club, and
that’s when he reconnected with her. She didn’t remember him, of course, but
eventually she and Ken and he and Barb began to interact socially, facilitated
by their children; Blake was their soccer coach. But in all that time,
communications had almost always come through Ken, and considering Krystal’s
awkward overture last night, her texting was particularly disconcerting.
+15552126788:
Hi Krystal. Not sure what you mean
+15556739872:
Meet me at Bubbakoos in 30
Blake hesitated
as he considered the consequences of accepting or not accepting the directive.
+15552126788:
Sure. Everything OK?
+15556739872:
Oh so much better than OK
Nervously
curious, Blake grabbed his suit jacket from the hook on the back of his office
door and headed out. The restaurant wasn’t open yet, but that didn’t matter, because he had no intention of
going in. Cranbury was the manifestation of a speculative small town, and
Krystal Dollington might have held court there if the place had existed in days
of yore; it would serve no good purpose to be seen alone with her. He backed
his black Audi A7 into an inconspicuous spot under a tree and waited, and
waited, and waited.
“Sorry,” she said into his window, as she
maneuvered her candy-cane Camaro convertible into the tight space beside his, “Hope
you weren’t waiting long.”
Blake adjusted
his side mirror to bring Krystal’s shapely legs into view as they attempted to squeeze out her door;
didn’t matter the weather, she was always tanned. She stood and bent over the
driver’s seat to grab her purse, her age-inappropriate miniskirt wrapping her
upper thighs like duct tape.
“Aren’t we going in?” she asked, bending to
rest her elbow on his window ledge and exposing far too much skin for so early
in the day, “I’m starving.”
“I can’t; I’m on my way to a meeting,” he
lied, imagining an errant raisin or cashew fossilized in her copious cleavage, “Tell
me out here.”
Krystal slumped
with disappointment, then made her way around the front of his car and got in.
She turned towards him, took a deep breath, then stung him with her opening
salvo.
“I want to go to Cupidity, and I want you to
go with me - as my husband.”
Blake’s brow knitted with the strain of mental
forces as he struggled to completely comprehend the preposterous proposal, but
before he could put two words together in response, Krystal hit him with the
pitch.
“Now before you say no, Blake, hear me out,”
she said, palms up to put a stop to his anticipated objection, “Obviously, we’ll
have to share a room, but there will be two beds; that’s typical . . . you know
. . . in case you want to invite another couple in for playtime.”
She squeezed
his shoulder.
“The point is, my friend, you don’t have to
worry about any complications. There will be no sexy time between you and me.”
Blake realized
his jaw had dropped. He closed his mouth and found his voice.
“You’re crazy, Krystal!” he blurted, “Even if
I wanted to go-”
“But you DO want to go,” she said, poking the
DO into his chest, “I KNOW you do!” Another poke. “And I don’t believe for one
SECOND you stumbled on some article about the lifestyle.”
“Stop poking me!” he said, twisting away from
her.
Krystal crossed
her arms, propelling her counterfeit cantaloupes up and almost out of her pink
paisley v-neck sweater.
“Alright Blake,” she said, dragging her right
thigh over her left, “Convince me you’re satisfied with your sex life and I’ll
let it go.”
Blake drew his
gaze from her chesticles up to her czar-like glare.
“No one is entirely satisfied with their sex
life,” he said, quietly, “but be that as it may, I love my wife. I’d never do
anything to hurt her.”
Krystal rolled
her eyes and her head followed.
“This isn’t about love, Blake; it’s about
LIFE!” she said, slapping the dash, “I’m 59 for fuck sake! I haven’t even
kissed another man in over 30 years! This is my chance - OUR chance - to step
outside our reality and get our freak on!”
How and why did Bridget start writing erotica?
Before I retired in 2022, I was a Network Engineer, first teaching at a small college, and then as a corporate trainer at a large science and engineering firm. During my time at the college, I coauthored two textbooks under my real name: one on networking fundamentals and one on wireless technology. Being a corporate trainer involved a lot of writing as well.
The leap from technical writing to erotic romance was prompted by a physiological event. I had a hysterectomy and naturally this threw me into menopause, which I refused to accept gracefully. When I found out I could replace my exhausted hormones with bioidentical ones implanted in my hip, I did, and it was life changing. Within a week, I was jumping out of bed and at the gym by 5 am, and at work, I was kicking ass and taking names. But when I wasn’t thinking about exchanging packets securely over the Internet, I was thinking about exchanging bodily fluids over the armrest on my leather loveseat. I was hornier than a choirboy in a porn shop, and when I approached a man squeezing melons in the produce section, and almost whipped mine out for his consideration, I knew I might do something not condoned by my religion.
And that’s when I noticed him - a friendly stranger at the gym: 55-ish, muscled up, tanned, great smile, and as I watched him from the treadmill on those very early mornings, he became the outlet for my pent-up passion, and that manifested itself as a novel that was published as Sally Rides Single in 2020. Rowland (yeah that’s his name) never knew the part he played in it, until a few months ago when I decided it was time to enlighten him.
“I’m going to tell you something that’s going to make you smile,” I said. He looked confused as he sat up on the bench where he’d been pumping iron. I navigated to my website on my phone, showed him the book, and told him he’d been the muse for the male protagonist. His jaw dropped. The next week, I brought him a hard copy with a personalized thank-you on the inside cover and a 4x6 headshot. It’s fun to imagine him showing his wife, then trying to convince her he barely knows me - which is true! God help him if she ever reads the book! As for the hormones, I wouldn’t be without them, and every 6 months when I get a boost, man-o-man, the creative juices boil over.
BRIDGET DOONE is a fiction author living and working on the Space Coast of Florida. For much of her life, she’s been a network engineer, technical writer, and corporate trainer, and although still working in that capacity, as of late she’s been indulging her wanton imagination, writing erotica for a group of people largely abandoned by the genre - horny folks over 50.
To learn more about Bridget’s current and future offerings, including short stories and excerpts from her racy novels and very naughty novellas, visit her website at www.bridgetdoone.com.
You can also connect with her on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.
Website * Facebook * Twitter * Instagram * Bookbub * Amazon * Goodreads
Follow the tour HERE for special content and a giveaway!
$10 Amazon
The excerpt sounds very sexy and steamy. The cover is very eye catching.
ReplyDelete