Shhhh! Don't Tell Anyone!

De: Thrust

Narrado por: Alexandria Blackstone

Lucy can't settle down. She's been moving from home to home for several years, and had to leave her last house for having sex with two of her flat mates. In her new home however, things are a little bit different, they welcome her with open arms, fully aware of her checkered past. It turns out Lucy and her new friends have one thing in common, they all love sex!

©2014 Thrust (P)2015 Thrust

Hot Night with the family

Would you consider the audio edition of Shhhh! Don't Tell Anyone! to be better than the print version?

Yes. I like the reading and the energy given by the narrator.

What did you like best about this story?

It took a sensitive topic and made it acceptable and believable.

Have you listened to any of Alexandria Blackstone’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

No. First one. I may have to check her out.

If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?

All in the Family

Any additional comments?

I was spell bound and pleasantly surprised with this plot twist. I can’t tell you the story and spoil it for you, but suffice it to say, it was the best, well crafted sex scene I’ve read in a long time. Thrust made me feel like I was right there in the room enjoying the scene in real life. A sizzling, satisfying must read. Short and sweet and to the point (smile).

I love this story

I've always had a fantasy exactly like this, except it would be two 18-year old adopted girls. So this story really got me right where it counts.

Fun taboo talk

Interesting story. Great job by the narrator. The writing left a little to be desired, though. Overall, a very fun listen.

Outstanding

Thrust has really outdone herself on this one. The story hits its stride early on and pushes hard right to the exquisite climax. The pacing and escalation are excellent and the imagery is fantastic. Ms. Blackstone does a superb job of spinning the tale, emphasizing pace and tone in just the right way to enthrall the listener completely. The story absolutely came to life.

And what a hot story it is! Thrust's handling of a typically taboo subject is deft, bypassing all the societal hangups to get deep into the action-packed fantasy.

Most of all, I enjoy the sense it gives as a literary after taste. A stray person who didn't belong, outcast and deviant, found a place where she fit in, welcomed even, precisely for the reason others had shunned her. That's home, after all: where we are loved for who we are.

On every level, this story nailed it.

Sensually captivating!

The narrator perfectly delivers the sensual aspects of the story and captured my imagination. Amazing!

Suspended Beliefs

Would you say that listening to this book was time well-spent? Why or why not?

This book was well worth the time I spent listening. Fortunately I didn't have to flip the pages so I could use my hands for other activities.

What was most disappointing about Thrust’s story?

The suspended belief at the beginning was kind of disappointing. Why is a 19 year old in foster care? Shouldn't they be out on their own at that age?

Have you listened to any of Alexandria Blackstone’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

I have listened to Dark Secrets, which was also good. This one was a different fetish all together. This book was more about multiple partners in a semi-incestual lifestyle which fits a certain niche when you're looking for something new.

Do you think Shhhh! Don't Tell Anyone! needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?

Yes, there needs to be a follow up book to see how well the family continues to function with Lucy's addition to the line-up.

Any additional comments?

There was one point where the narrator did a decent job of faking an orgasm which got me going in all the right directions.

very enjoyable

What made the experience of listening to Shhhh! Don't Tell Anyone! the most enjoyable?

the narrator made it very enjoyable, and very easy to follow the story

What does Alexandria Blackstone bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

she brings the reader/listener into the story. she has a real talent of making the whole story come to life.