The Accidental Stripper
A Hotwife Gone Wild Fantasy
Book 2 of The Heaven Sent Chronicles
22,675 words; Published: October 11th, 2019
Hotwife / Exhibitionist / Stripper
She didn’t realize she was trapped until pole dance set her free.
When injury forces Paige out of running, she needs a new cardio workout, and fast. The address her physio gives her, just up the hill from San Francisco’s strip clubs, is not what she expected.
A pole dance studio. Really? She’s a married woman, for goodness’ sake. Still, her instructor Lakshmi is fun and charming, a new friend, perhaps, so what harm is there in trying it out?
An athlete and a former gymnast, Paige turns out to be a natural. Before she knows it, she’s following Lakshmi down to her club, ready to watch a professional in action. The things her new friend does, her confidence with those men, unlocks for Paige an inner yearning she’s never felt with her husband—a yearning to perform for men, to be wanted, desired.
What would it be like…to be taken?
Lucky for Paige, Lakshmi owns the place. She can bend some rules for a friend.
The Accidental Stripper is part of The Heaven Sent Chronicles, a collection of independent adventure stories that follow cuckold Dane and his hotwife Paige as they discover and explore a new dynamic in their marriage. These stories are intended for mature readers.
This is a wonderful erotic tale about self-discovery. The story is incredibly well written and easy to read. I tried sampling a few pages to see if it was what I wanted to read next and I couldn't put it down. The characters are well developed and solid, making you feel like you are watching events unfold in real life. And yes, we do get a good bit of steam along the way.
Overall this was an incredible read and I look forward to the next offering by the author.
Highly recommended.
The Author's Story
More like The Accidental Erotica. This whole thing was supposed to be a setup for a scene which will appear later in The Heaven Sent Chronicles, but first I had to create a plausible (and I use that word in its loosest possible interpretaion) back-story for a pole-dancing wife. It was only meant to be a few thousand words of setup before I got to the good stuff, and then Lakshmi appeared and it took on a life of its own.
I can't say I'm unhappy with the result. Some will think Paige doesn't go far enough on her stage debut. To those people, i say ... stay tuned.