Product Description

It is on this theme of adjustment that Rod Waleman has based his new novel, The Stepdaughters. Although it is, in essence, the story of the love-starved, widowed Valerie, we cannot ignore the presence of her two beautiful teenage daughters, Ethel and Penny, both of whom are in heated competition with mother for the attentions of Valerie's new husband, Mark.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #216723 in Books
• Published on: 2008-06-09
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 156 pages

Customer Reviews

Smut, but very well done
The Olympia Press catalogue contains a wide variety of styles, ranging from Victorian stuff, efforts at literature (sometimes succesful) to downright smut. And from bland to sizzling hot.

Mr. Waleman does not in any of his Olympia books make attempts at writing literature. His aim is to get and keep the reader from start to finish in a state where ice buckets need to be kept handy, and in all of his books he succeeds brilliantly. If you're looking for the hardcore section of Olympia, you've just found it. This book is a typical example of how Rod Waleman doesn't let off and keeps the action going from page one without becoming repetitive and he even manages to keep you interested in the story. A very hot read that I highly recommend.

cust
Although set in modern times, if you like good vict. erotica, you`ll like this, a loose linking of sex scenes,some spanking but no female abuse.

Highly Stimulating Tale of an Enthusiastic Menage
This is a 2006 reprint of a story that first appeared more obscurely in the less permissive seventies. It concerns a dominant and highly virile businessman and his wedded relationship with an attractive young mother of two well-developed adult daughters, ripe for education in the erotic arts. The couple enjoy an exceedingly vigorous intimacy, arousingly described in this story, but his wife fails to appreciate her husband's intention to take change of this educative process. The devious way in which he achieves his ends, with the involvement of his eager son by his own previous marriage, allows her to participate in the resulting five-way no-holds-barred ménage. The tale is enthusiastically told, with highly stimulating overtones.