Sadie Somerton

Guesthouse with Benefits Sadie Somerton

All Kiera Brady wanted was to run a quiet little guesthouse... I'd never expected it to work out like this. This little place, the dream home I have with my husband Nathan in the heart of the forest, was only ever meant to be a quiet little guesthouse. The kind of place that, once you've visited the first time you just know you'll come back to, time and again. An idyllic escape. In my wildest dreams I'd never have guessed where that simple little ambition might take us. It was never going to be that kind of place, run by that kind of woman. A guesthouse that offered way more than just room service. A guesthouse with benefits... GUESTHOUSE WITH BENEFITS: Three steamy and very explicit romantic novellas about an adventurous hotwife and her husband exploring the swinging lifestyle, from the author of Swingers' Party, The Other Couple, and Private Dancer THAT KIND OF WOMANKiera Brady only wanted to run a quiet little guesthouse, but when she decides to do a little matchmaking for two single guests she's not prepared for what happens next... She never thought she was the kind of hostess who might be tempted to offer more than just room service. And all with the approval - no, the active encouragement! - of her husband... A DIFFERENT KIND OF FIRSTKiera Brady had never thought she was that kind of woman. A woman whose husband encourages her to stray. A hotwife. She certainly didn't expect to do it more than once. But that was before Lucy and Denholme Walters showed up at Kiera Brady's quiet little guesthouse... THAT KIND OF PLACEA quiet little guesthouse in the forest. Living the dream. That's what Kiera Brady thought she was doing. Not... well what, exactly, was this? What kind of place was she running? Her husband Nathan has an idea. "Let's have an end of season party. A chance to ask our guests what they really think." "A party," Keira said. "You know that won't be any normal kind of party, don't you?"[The three novellas in this set were previously published as standalone ebooks.]