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    Love Is Just A State of Mind: Desperate Housewives Stories of Love
    Love Is Just A State of Mind: Desperate Housewives Stories of Love
    Love Is Just A State of Mind: Desperate Housewives Stories of Love
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    Love Is Just A State of Mind: Desperate Housewives Stories of Love

    By Natasha Brooks

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    Every good girl has a bad side. It just depends on whether her partner knows how to awaken the beast. These sexy tales are a collection of naughty stories about ladies exploring their sexual desires while also testing the boundaries of their dubious behaviors! When desires need to be fulfilled, sometimes love is never enough. From start to finish, these delicious tales of love and lust will seduce your mind and leave you wanting more!

    This book contains language and content intended for 18+ readers only!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEmerging Edge
    Release dateJun 22, 2018
    ISBN9780463987742
    Love Is Just A State of Mind: Desperate Housewives Stories of Love
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    Natasha Brooks

    Natasha is the founder/Editor-in-Chief of Bare Back Magazine. She is a blogger, content writer, ghost writer, editor and owner/publisher at Emerging Edge Publishing. Natasha is the editor of the popular erotic fairy tales anthology Fair Tales Can Come True and the creator of the relationships series: Relationships And Other Stuff.

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      Love Is Just A State of Mind - Natasha Brooks

      Love is Just a State of Mind

      Desperate Housewives Stories of Love

      Hot Wives Series Book 1

      By Natasha Brooks

      Published by Emerging Edge Publishing 2018

      www.emergingedgepublishing.com

      Smashwords Edition

      Published in the United States of America

      Table of Contents

      Time Will Reveal

      The Ex Con

      Friends with Benefits

      Unfaithful

      Summer Fling

      Diary of a Desperate Housewife

      Insatiable Affair: The Confession (a short poetic story)

      Time Will Reveal

      Marie Stafford extremely craved for a drink. She hadn’t had a taste of alcohol in five years but her hard-earned sobriety was about to go down the drain if she didn’t stop thinking about Thomas Smithfield.

      Thomas.

      He was her high school sweetheart. They had known each other for two years and Marie remembered how happy and adventurous she had been the entire time. He was a cheerful one, and had a body, silky smooth hair and a smile that many of the high school girls melted over. She had been lucky to be the one to date him, despite that she had been awfully simple and uncharismatic as a teenager. He loved her. Thomas did.

      She could still remember the way his deep brown stared into hers with promises and the tight clutch of their fingers when they attended prom nights. He had kissed her under the mistletoe the eve of New Year and had told her she meant the entire world to him. He also told her he would do anything just to make sure they lived their adult lives together. His serious tone had convinced her that she loved him too. She had held his hand and silently followed him home. On his bed, tinder lights from candles simmering around the room, she had happily let him deflower her. He had slowly undressed her, his fingers gently tracing the edges of her skin until finally; he cupped her peach-shaped breasts in his palms and smashed his lips against hers.

      She had been breathless. She could still remember how she had cuddled close to him, wanting more than his touch craving far more than a kiss. When his hands had left her breasts to trace lines around her abdomen and then through the edges of her clit, her entire body had gone amok. Her heart raced fast, her muscles clench in anxiety while her lips parted to moan his name. Thomas. Oh Thomas

      Marie could still remember the most graceful moment of that night. It was when he had inched back to pull down his shorts and had positioned himself between her thighs. Instead of the typical pain she had read about in novels, what she had felt was purely insane pleasure. He had filled her entire hole with his boyish cock. He penetrated gently and had begun a movement that rendered her abruptly breathless and elated.

      When they both climaxed, she had buried her fingernails into his shoulders, clinging to him and hoping to never let him go. It had been a magical night. He had been the first man to ever make love to her and God, didn’t he do the job perfectly! He had muttered soothing words into her ears as they both drifted off to sleep. He had been an angel. Thomas had promised to never leave her, and he never did. Surprisingly, she had been the one to destroy the entire relationship. A year later, she wanted to see the world. She wanted to leave the confines of their little town and live a life filled with more fun, achievements and adventure. So, she had left him. She had hopped into a bus, landed in an entirely different city a day later, attended college, started a business, married a man she didn’t love and had never for once looked back.

      She thought she would constantly never look back until the invitation came four hours ago. Her high school was having a reunion and Thomas Smithfield would certainly be there.

      *****

      Her husband, Terrance, came home that night and she had slid into bed with him, still thinking of Thomas.

      She tried to hide it – how much she was distracted. She listened to Terrance talk – as he did every night – about his job as an attorney and how it was always stressful but lucrative to represent an artiste or a congressman. Apparently, he had been to court twice in one day and each meeting with the judge had taken almost every ounce of breath he could muster. At the end, he had won but he just had to complain about everything he had gone through to make that happen.

      There was a time that she wanted to love how he spoke to her about his job every night. She had somehow learnt to crave the way his fingers traced the edges of her skin while he spoke. She got used to the smell of his cologne too and sometimes thrilled herself by wearing his shirt. But all these happened a long time ago – a very long time ago.

      Now, while he finally stopped talking and began to tickle her thighs with his fingers, she only closed her eyes and wanted him done with her as soon as possible. He caressed her left thigh, but she felt no arousal for him. She could only picture Thomas’ smile in her head. She could remember his strong arms and the way his tongue passionately tasted and suckled her nipples.

      Terrance had slid down the bed to pull up her nightgown and rid her off her panty. He kissed the soft flesh between her thighs and dug his tongue into her hole. She appreciated his effort. She widened her thighs to give him more room and silently thanked him for reawakening her memories of Thomas. She imagined her husband to be her high school lover. She imagined him to be the young man that had torn her thighs apart with lust and had made her heart warm with love.

      She wanted that endless orgasm that Thomas had given her as her high school sweetheart. So, she held Terrance’s head and pulled him up with a moan. She welcomed him into her warm embrace too, staring into his eyes and seeing the man in her thoughts.

      Oh My! She whispered as

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