Her Husband Watches

The Billionaire Playboy Three Book Bundle

By: Lainey Fox

Narrated by: Melissa Jones

Length: 1 hr and 12 mins

Publisher's summary

New York photographer Julia catches a lucky break when billionaire Mr. Smith shows interest in her resume. He invites her and her husband, Christian, to his 40th birthday party to meet her. Julia fits in perfectly at the upscale party while Christian feels a bit out of place. As Julia wanders around the mansion, she encounters Mr. Smith playing the piano. The chemistry between the pair is immediately electric.

Christian, having lost his wife in the crowd, goes searching for her. When he finds her, he is awestruck at what he encounters. Christian stands and watches as the well-hung billionaire takes his wife on the piano. With a mix of shame and awe, Christian makes the best of the situation and spins the potential affair into a lucrative job for his wife and an arousing proposition, as Christian always gets to watch.

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unresolved

is she done with this guy (rich guy)will there relationship ever get somewhat back to normal will he ever fuck his wife again is he a slave I'd like to know, all of the fucking and one minute of intimacy at the end .the narrator was good nice voice story needs just a tiny bit more realism but that's just me.

He is watching

This short does is super hot, but there are a lot of unresolved issues. Julia has the opportunity for a job, and when her perspective boss shows an interest in her, she takes it. Not only does her husband give his blessing, but he watches her with him. Each story gets a little more adventurous and adds a bit more spice. And while she is enjoying her new sex life, we don't know if she is happy with her husband, if they will ever be together again outside of him watching. This is not my type of listen, but for those that enjoy erotica, it's perfect. Melissa Jones does a good job with the narration.

Almost monotone narration

Great story with a lot of good action BUT all of that is almost lost with Melissa Jones monotonous droning of the story. A horrible narrator, I actually had flashbacks to primary school and even then, the kids had more inflection. I’ve been to sexier insurance seminars!