Hotwife Summer Series by Natalie Hothorne

When my husband asks for my help in getting one of his players out of a slump, I am confused. I know nothing about swinging a baseball bat. In fact, everything I know about the game, I learned from Steve. But I quickly discover he has a very different game in mind. Steve is the only man I've ever been with and considers me his lucky charm. His hope is that after being with me, some of that luck will rub off on his slumping All-Star first baseman... moreWhen my husband asks for my help in getting one of his players out of a slump, I am confused. I know nothing about swinging a baseball bat. In fact, everything I know about the game, I learned from Steve. But I quickly discover he has a very different game in mind. Steve is the only man I've ever been with and considers me his lucky charm. His hope is that after being with me, some of that luck will rub off on his slumping All-Star first baseman. I have my concerns, but the idea of being with the man they call The Bull is too tempting to ignore. less

My name is Joy. I'm 24 years old and have lived in Conway County all of my life. I always thought of it as the perfect little American town. The people are happy and friendly. There is very little in the way of crime and an we have extremely low rate of divorce. But shortly after my wedding, I discovered a horrifying secret. My friends, neighbors, and family are all hotwives. The whole town is full of them, and now my beloved husband wants me to become one too... moreMy name is Joy. I'm 24 years old and have lived in Conway County all of my life. I always thought of it as the perfect little American town. The people are happy and friendly. There is very little in the way of crime and an we have extremely low rate of divorce. But shortly after my wedding, I discovered a horrifying secret. My friends, neighbors, and family are all hotwives. The whole town is full of them, and now my beloved husband wants me to become one too. I am no longer sure he is the man I thought he was, or that this is still the place for me. I have some serious decisions to make. less