Naked Reader Book Club Discussion: Playing With Fire, Edited by Alison Tyler (July 26, 8-10 PM EST)

I totally wanna try doing it in a tree. My husband's father has this little sailboat that we've gone out in that I totally want to try to do it in. My only problem is all the people that would see us, lol. I'm a bit of an exhibitionist, but it's different when you're in a place that people will recognize you in the future. less

I totally wanna try doing it in a tree. My husband's father has this little sailboat that we've gone out in that I totally want to try to do it in. My only problem is all the people that would see us, lol. I'm a bit of an exhibitionist, but it's different when you're in a place that people will recognize you in the future. less

I totally wanna try doing it in a tree. My husband's father has this little sailboat that we've gone out in that I totally want to try to do it in. My only problem is all the people that would see us, lol. I'm a bit of an exhibitionist, but it's different when you're in a place that people will recognize you in the future. less

So, like I said, here are different takes of the same story. Totally, effing different. Same exact story:

One Hot Slut by N.T. Morley- A woman has given herself a make-over to look and feel like a hot slut. She has set up her bedroom to be the ultimate sexy pleasure den and can’t stop thinking about all the things she’s going to do when her man gets home. She feels like a slut because of something she’s done and ends up doing something she never thought she would.

Other titles in the cheating sector, like One Hot Slut by N.T. Morley, were just so sad for the characters that anything "hot" was lost on us by the end, no matter how much fantasy we tried to see in it.


I'm not judging either of the reviewers—I just always find it intriguing when people see the same story in a different way. My husband and I are like that, too. More in music than with books. But he cannot understand why I listen to the Beastie Boys and I never reach for certain of his femme fatale favorites. less

So, like I said, here are different takes of the same story. Totally, effing different. Same exact story:

One Hot Slut by N.T. Morley- A woman has given herself a make-over to look and feel like a hot slut. She has set up her bedroom to be the ultimate sexy pleasure den and can’t stop thinking about all the things she’s going to do when her man gets home. She feels like a slut because of something she’s done and ends up doing something she never thought she would.

Other titles in the cheating sector, like One Hot Slut by N.T. Morley, were just so sad for the characters that anything "hot" was lost on us by the end, no matter how much fantasy we tried to see in it.


I'm not judging either of the reviewers—I just always find it intriguing when people see the same story in a different way. My husband and I are like that, too. More in music than with books. But he cannot understand why I listen to the Beastie Boys and I never reach for certain of his femme fatale favorites. less

thanks, I don't know why people who are not related by blood or marriage think they have a right to tell us how to bury my father in law. We are cremating because those were his wishes, accuse us all you want of lying since it "isn't documented or on video", you don't have to like us once this is over, but at least we kept our promise to him. less