Liquid Kitty: A Wife-Sharing Romance Kindle Edition

Can never go wrong with a story about a wife working in a strip club.Down on their luck a young wife has to take a job waiting tables at the local strip bar. The husbands not thrilled about it but soon kind of gets into the illicit stories she brings home. Of course he can’t help but wonder if she might be up to other things.The story has a little crime intrigue and eventually the wife feels she has no choice but to submit to the boss All in front of the troubled husband.Arnica’s writing is flawless as usual but I was a little disappointed by the somewhat abrupt ending.

WARNING - PARTIAL SPOILERThrilling storyline. My only question, though, is why did the author abruptly end it when she did?Are we to assume that Lynne's plan works without a hitch? And what of Nolan's investigation? Does Timor perceive he has a problem, and does he connect that problem to Lynne?Also, now that a new side of Lynne's personality is exposed, does this end, and she returns to boring jobs? I suspect not. Questions notwithstanding, cool story.

For starters, it is rare to see another top author (Kenny Wright) pen a review for a peer, particularly of the glowing (and well deserved) 5 star variety. In the interest of complete disclosure, I am a long time fan of both Kenny Wright and Arnica Butler, and have purchased almost every work that each has published.For anyone who is a true fan of this literary genre, there is not much “wheat” in the sea of “chaff”. Hundreds of pretenders somehow get inferior works published, which is unfortunate for us readers and for the authors who have the ability and inclination to release only stories of consistently outstanding quality. I never have been disappointed by either of these fine authors, and find Arnica's latest release, Liquid Kitty, to be another exceptional effort.The problems begin when the kitty becomes illiquid. Financial challenges unexpectedly emerge for Rick and his attractive (and heretofore faithful) wife, Lynn. In dire need of employment to help move the financial mountain, Lynn searches for a job. From this crisis emerges an opportunity (though with baggage), courtesy of Lynn’s sketchy stepbrother. The baggage involves the workplace, Liquid Kitty, which is the quintessential oxymoronic “high class strip club”, with Lynn waiting tables in a high octane, high tip environment. Rick is skeptical of the promise of lucrative tips, which Lynn perceives as a challenge to her “ability”. The baggage also includes a new dimension of clothing never previously sported by Lynn, but which allows her to get credit for a smoking hot body and elicits a new level of confidence that Rick (and any other red blooded male in Lynn’s path) finds to be incredibly intoxicating - and quite addictive.Arnica sets up the burgeoning hotwife tension as only she can do, keeping Rick and Lynn perilously on the sexual tightrope. Intrigue vs. Caution. New Sexual Energy vs. Fear of the Unknown. An Unquenchable Desire for More vs. Concern for the Consequences. While not yet on the edge of the rabbit hole, they certainly have a clear view - and the edge gets closer with each smoldering chapter. As has become the author’s hallmark, she brings Liquid Kitty to a close with a scorching scene that literally delivers the "steak" prophesied by the build-up "sizzle".As I previously have stated regarding this author, great writing immerses the reader in each scene; exceptional writing invites the reader into each participant’s mind. For lovers of exceptional writing and scintillating hotwife adventures, it’s time to welcome your newest pet, though this Kitty may become increasingly difficult to keep at home. Can’t wait for the sequel . . .

With no job, few prospects as a linguistics major and having huge college debts, Lynn goes to work as a cocktail waitress at an upper-end strip joint. Because the money’s good. She wears the equivalent of a Playboy Bunny’s outfit.Rick’s ambivalent. The money’s good, but — a strip joint? His wife? When she defies his expectations by actually coming home with sizable tips he’s even more ambivalent. How’s she making that much? She says she fakes a Russian accent because the guys like it — the linguistics was good for something, after all — and flirts outrageously with them. But is that all?He goes in one night and watches her work. It’s incendiary, and the guys he’s with, who know her but not well, don’t even recognize her.Rick doesn’t recognize who she’s becoming. When a new boss takes over and the situation changes, his suspicions deepen.Rick is a classic Butler cuckold, driven to stumbling speechless paralysis by his excruciating jealousy and suspicion on the one hand, and his intense arousal on the other. Will he be shattered if she’s cheating on him? Or if she isn’t? Has she started dancing - you know, stripping? Is it worse if she is, or if she isn't?He wants her to quit, but she’s making great money and paying off college debts. And she rankles at his attempted interference in her life.He drifts into paranoia, then shame at acknowledging it and that he might be distrusting a wife on the up-and-up after all. But she’s staying out later and later, and he endures sleepless nights waiting for her to come home. Her ominous boss — Russian mafia? — takes a shine to her.Butler does a fine, fine job developing the plot and keeping up the tension. We and Rick remain in the dark about what Lynn is up to. Butler makes it plausible — and hot — as it unfolds with a surprising twist. And Rick sees a new Lynn emerges, one he didn’t realize existed.One reviewer here opines that the ending is too abrupt and requires a sequel. I see it going either way. We’re given enough to end the story, but a few threads could be lengthened to create a sequel if Butler sees fit.

This book was amazing I really enjoyed it there is ups and down a lot. Very well constructed but it seems it's not finished somehow.but I couldn't put it down until I finished it.

Cannot wait to read the next edition

Not a wife sharing novel, voguish novel with hint of FBI crime thrilling.

Brilliant and indescribable. I say that because this is one of those angsty plot driven Arnica’s and I don’t’ want to give anything away. The wife starts evolving in thrilling and unexpected ways, the husband twitches, loses control of his imagination (or does he?) and inevitably does something unethical and stupid. Then there’s a plot thing that always intrigued me but nobody got around to doing really yet (that I’ve read anyway) and even if they did Arnica hasn’t and she does it very well. I’ll shut up now because I’m just gushing, but it is very good.

Honestly, I loved reading this story! It's very exciting and well written, an unexpected turn of events made it read like a thriller. The way emotions are told in this story are lifelike and awesome. Job well done!