Pleasure Workers

The Trophy Wives Club Continuation

De: Annette Mori

Narrado por: Desarae Holland

Alex Cortez is accomplished at two things, fixing broken equipment and pleasuring women. She is happily doing both at the Ranch in Nevada until she involves herself in a domestic dispute between one of her clients and her abusive husband. Now Alex finds herself on the run…again. Danna Nichols, newly widowed, feels lost and alone. When her good friend Lindy invites her to check out the newly established Trophy Wives Club, it awakens dormant feelings and desires. Danna challenges herself to find out who she really is and what she wants in life and love.

The first time she sees Alex, there is an attraction she can’t define, wants to explore, and can’t resist. The two form a bond under unlikely circumstances. Will the challenges of their social status tear them apart before they can enjoy the pleasures of their new love?

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Great Characters lots fo feels to share

I enjoy every book I read by Annette Mori. Unknowingly, Pleasure Workers spoke to me in a way even in 2026 isn't commonly seen. The MC identifies as I do when referring to the act of sexual intimacy. I saw myself in the journey that is taken here. I appreciate being seen in the works of amazing writers of Sapphic intimacy and adventure. As a MASC defined personality and presence having the intimate part of my life shown so openly and accurately was affirming. A gift that I am not sure that Annette Mori knows is so needed by WLW even when we are 65 and reading about versions of our younger selves who can now be a bit more vocal and visible, it's no longer 1970. A great read for anybody. I did not define the representation here as I believe it would be a spoiler for anyone who has not figured it out by my review. This is a timely books for so many reasons. I listened to the audio version of Pleasure Workers and Desarae Hollland did an incredible job with the narration and has a voice that makes this a sensual listen right from the start. This is not an overly spicy read but it is so well written when those scenes are encountered. The plot was so real that some folks might have difficulty with it in our current real daily life experiences. I would definitely recommend this read to any WLW reader. A bit of angst, a bit of spice and lots of friendship. Spells a great read for me.