The Hotwife Tattoo

I won't mention who but another author once said men all want their wives to be angles in the kitchen and devil's in the bedroomThis is an eroticly captivating story of an innocent wife becoming just such a devil because of miss comunication, temptation and led by a free spirited sister-in-law to begin discovering life can be more exciting if she just let go and enjoy being more adventurous!You can probably guess what those adventures involve but it is how they came to that makes this a really hot read!Fire and ice finally collide but in this case it results in a wild hot explosion of sexual discovery for both of them!

Arnica Butler is quickly becoming a favorite author. In this story, a man's good girl wife becomes increasingly debased and corrupted by, of all people, his bad-girl college ex-girlfriend.Butlers fiction stands out on getting character and narrative details just right. She is an author who pairs very good prose with very, VERY dirty thoughts.

I bought this as a part of the compendium of stories: Of the three stories in the compendium, i liked this one the least. The plot was new and more original than many others. The sex was well written but it seemed like there was a lot more potential for the husband and wife to have their minds screwed with by the main female protagonist. This didnt flow as well as some of her other books. It left me somewhat unsatisfied.

Kept my interest

The first book I have read by this author turns out to be a very good one indeed, if you like medium length stories with an actual interesting plot, significant character development and dramatic interaction, and of course plenty of spice for this genre. Here there is a trio of leading characters who progress along the hotwife story line in a unique way that keeps you guessing and interested. It isn't the conventional vanilla story, with one very "bad" girl who is leading the chase toward something entertaining and not easy to figure out unless you cheat. Very original erotic scenes, certainly not duplicated elsewhere, yet. It is fun to read, and in the end you will just have to decide why the wild girl has done what it is that makes the story tick. Enough ambiguity to make you think for a few moments.

I've read almost every single Arnica Butler book and this one had everything, angst, secrets, hot sex, and ... well, you'll just have to read it to find out. I deleted one star because of typos. I think Arnica should republish this with the fixes necessary for it to be the hit book I know it can be. Even with the typos, the story telling in this was by far the best of any of her books so far - especially her recent works which fall a little flat in comparison.

Once you get over the rather slow and somewhat confusing start this book it turns into a very good story.In his youth Greg had a sexually adventurous and tempestuous relationship with the wild and totally uninhibited Renee, but then he met Sara. Sara was everything Renne was not, a very pretty wholesome all American girl and Sara was a virgin. Ten years pass and Sara and Greg have two children although they feature very little in the story, with only passing references to them. The story really starts to kick off when Renne comes back into Greg’s life when she marries his older brother. Sara and Renne then form unlikely friendship much to Greg’s disquiet. Renne knows far too much about Greg and his sexual foibles, which he has never had the courage to confess to Sara, or come clean about the fact that he and Renne once dated.Renne continues to make Greg feel uneasy, she is smart with she has a knack of reading peoples thoughts and desires and Greg suspects she knows and understands his desires and fantasies better than he does. Sara shocks Greg by getting a tattoo, Sara and Renee’s friendship continues to grow, which causes Greg to become ever more anxious about his wife’s behaviour, even suspecting she is having an affair. It takes a huge argument for things to come out into the open, but once the air has been cleared, Sara and Greg can see a new path for their marriage, one which is very exciting for both of them.A fairly believable story although Sara’s transformation from wholesome soccer mom to temptress was a little too quick and too complete. The sex scenes were well thought out and a horny read although some parts pushed the believability stakes a little. Unfortunately there were a few typos and spelling mistakes, especially towards the end which suggests the author was anxious as Greg was to get to the conclusion.

Love this book. Really piles on the plot and Renee turns out to be one of the post fascinating characters I've come across in a while. I won't give away the plot, because a big part of the joy in this book is the way that you're never that certain about what's going on, mostly because the narrator misreads a lot of things. My only criticism is that I really wished it had been a bit longer in the middle section when Greg was wrestling with his paranoia and there was space to build up the tension even more. Well worth a read though.One word of caution though, this book deviates quite a bit in style from Arnica's more sci fi/fantasy driven stuff. If you like that, I guess you might not appreciate the more realistic approach here and vice versa.

This book is a cracker and loved it. There is a great build up narrated by the husband with great dialogue between all protagonists. This is a slow burn but it's a pleasure, there was a couple of chapters where the wife changed from demur to vixen and although it was supposed to time line over a couple of weeks I felt it very slightly rushed. The sex scenes are very good , excessive but written with realism. There were non of the usual orgy scenes , which are now boring IMO, but very relative to the story. There is a slight Dom vibe towards the end which again not my scene but done far better than 99% of hotwifing tales. If your into hotwifing then this is one of the better books.

Not being a book critic, so evaluating this is more of a good read, interesting and erotic is about all I can say!

This is the second book by Arnica I have bought that has been poor.The whole book builds to one sex scene that is rather cartoonish and unintentionally funny.Just not done v well