Crosstown Crush
A Sins in the City Novel
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4.4 • 7 Ratings
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- $9.99
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- $9.99
Publisher Description
The first in a new series from the “wicked-hot”* author of Hard Time and Give It All explores the fantasies of a daring married couple—and those of a stranger invited to play along in their scandalous little games… When he’s working, Mike Heyer is all business—every inch the alpha male, with the hard, capable body to back up his persona. But at home he can be a different man entirely, harboring appetites only his wife gets to glimpse…
When Samira first learned of her husband’s fantasies, she was reluctant, even alarmed. But after witnessing the way they set him on fire, she yielded, and happily indulged. As their games have intensified, so has the rush. And now so has the risk—they’re poised to take Mike’s indecent desires to the next level, by opening their bed to a sexy, brazen stranger. A man seeming custom-made to grant every last one of Mike and Samira’s sinful wishes.
Welcoming someone new into their lives was always a dangerous proposition, but the couple imagined if anything was at stake, it was their privacy…not their hearts.
*New York Times Bestselling Author Jaci Burton
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
An incendiary visit to the world of kinky cuckolding kicks off McKenna's (Give It All) new Sins in the City series. Married couple Samira and Mike Heyer, having indulged Mike's roleplay fantasies of catching Samira with a more virile man, decide to up the stakes by placing an ad for someone to seduce Samira for real while Mike watches. The ad attracts handsome exhibitionist Bern Davies. Though the protagonists are barely sketched beyond their fantasy roles, McKenna satisfies the reader with scene after gloriously filthy scene of detailed play-by-plays and dirty talk, while also giving a real sense of the appeal of the cuckold dynamic for all parties. But the tension suddenly falls apart when the story takes a sudden, ineffective turn toward the romantic for Samira and Bern and toward true jealousy for Mike. The character development comes too little and too late for this otherwise effective niche erotica.
