Swing | Opal Carew | Hot group action

Swing | Opal Carew | Great Steamy Read

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Swing

	Swing Opal Carew St. Martin's Griffin, 2007 - 259 pages average customer review:based on 8 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Hot group action

I'm a big fan of threesome erotica, but this book takes it a step further with all out group action. Needless to say, I loved it! You might need to change your undies after reading it because it's a real panty drencher. But aside from all the crazy orgies, I also enjoyed the romance and the main character Melissa. She makes a huge transformation, from shy and mousy to sexually empowered. It made the book really rewarding for me.

Great Steamy Read

If you want a well written, dynamic characters and HOT HOT HOT book then look no further and pick up a copy of SWING. You won't regret it. I truly enjoyed every second of reading this book. The ending might be unconventional for some, but perfect for this book.

I also recommend Ms Carew's previsou release Twin Fantasies

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HOT, but lacking emotionally

I really enjoyed reading Opal's "Twin Fantasies" so I eagerly anticipated "Swing." While I'm technically glad I read the book, it lacked an emotional punch that I thought was vital given the sexually-charged atmosphere.

Shane is considering buying a resort for swingers, and he asks his best friend Melissa to join him so they can check it out as it's couples only. Suzanne, the owner, has heard that a possible buyer will be sending someone there shortly to report on the place, and she calls in Ty, her best friend, sometime lover and private investigator, to find out who it will be so she can be help the sale along.

Suzanne and Ty pretend that they're guests as well, and Ty spots Melissa the second she arrives. She's nervous, an obvious swinging virgin, and he feels protective. Is it her? He seems to think so after some initial reports, and he sticks to her side whenever possible. He's also attracted to her so why not.

He helps her fake her participation in one room, and when she wonders where Shane is, Ty leads her to a viewing room where she watches him take on two women. She's always cared about him and wondered what it would be like to be more than friends, and Ty is there watching her reaction to seeing her "husband" with other women. It's made clear a little later on that Shane has always wondered about her as well, but he didn't seem at all surprised that she was there witnessing his first sexual exploits.

She's--of course--reserved, and a few times Ty thinks to himself that if she's not open to this lifestyle, well, she's pretty much a prude. Ty, even though he's there to work, is participating in things left, right and center, and with up to three women at a time. Melissa eventually gets pulled into things, and after she's involved with him, she's part of a three-couples encounter.

As you can expect, Ty and Melissa fall for one another, but they think the other party is married, and things will only last as long as they're on the island. The truth, as always, does come out...and therein lies the "romance" portion of the book.

Safe sex is addressed by Shane mentioning that they'd have to hand in health/bloodwork reports, but the whole thing is a bit irresponsible given the types of activities that take place at the resort. Condoms really should have been mentioned and mentioned often.

My big issue with the book is that while it's HOT, and you're immersed in all sorts of sexual behavior, the emotional level of the developing relationships is overshadowed by the sexual adventures they're all pursuing for ***** and giggles. While the characters can indeed "make love," it's more about stretching the envelope. In this case, nuking it out of existence.

The final encounter of the book makes me wonder if either of these couples can find relationship happiness without bringing other parties into the mix. If they have to be this far out on the sexual edge this early, how good could they really be together?

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