Sugar and Spice

Enjoyed this short story format that is interwoven between the three different relationships. I found all the stories creative and erotic. Leda Swann definenatly has a knack for sensual writing. I look forward to more from this talented Author.

Three wives decide to take control of their unhappy marriages by seeking help at a country spa for married couples. They all travel to Cornwall and the Sugar and Spice Health Club for adults. Here they will be able to role play, explore their sensuality and passions free from scandal or Victorian primness. Gwendolyn, Cora, and Lillian are going to surprise the heck out of their husbands by playing the roles of nymphs, pirate captains, and sultry harem girls and hopefully in the process save the marriages they all three cherish. Now if only the males will get into the spirit of things! Ms. Swann has created a very unique set of three stories that overlap and interweave into a very sensual, playful, and romantic read. What is interesting is all three couples are unhappy with their situation and the theme that runs throughout this read is rekindling a love that is there no matter how damaged or tarnish. This is a sensual read with elements of mild BDSM and voyeurism and ménage scenes. They are not gratuitous in nature and add steam and sensuality to the book. This book is broken up into three short stories so is perfect if one must put the book down because life gets in the way. Courtesy of CK2S Kwips and Kritiques

"Obsessed". Adam has never forgiven his wife Gwendolyn for tricking him into marriage. Though he wants her he treats her with disdain. Desperate to show her love for him, Gwendolyn persuades Adam to spend time at Mrs. Bertand's Sugar and Spice Health Spa for Married Couples. "Enslaved". Felix believes his wife Lillian is frigid so he has turned to a lover for warmth in bed. Cora joins him for a week of sex at Mrs. Bertrand's spa only Felix turns livid, humiliated and jealous when Lillian arrives with Cora's husband Gareth. "Exposed". Gareth confronts Cora as to why she married him when she is so cold to him and so apparently hot with her lover. Cora hides her deepest secret out of shame, but Gareth plans to seduce the truth out of her. These three Victorian erotic romances are hot, but also contain strong lead characters whose marital relationship is at best strained with the estrangement seemingly permanently impenetrable and unmovable. Harriet Klausner