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Beneath the outward serenity of middle-class American homes, we find a population tormented by problems that have weathered the ages, afflicting men and women since the dawn of mankind.
While Americans enjoy a standard of living and “comforts” which may never be known by citizens of other countries, many people in this nation still find themselves in an emotional turmoil reinforced by today’s social pressures.
Tammy Phillips is a typical American housewife — young, attractive, loved by her family and friends. Her life outwardly appears ideal, yet she is bothered. Her marriage is unstable, her husband neglectful. With each passing day, Tammy finds herself set on a path more daring, more adventurous, than that of the previous day, in an attempt to resolve her enigma.
EAGER YOUNG WIFE — a novel dealing with the problems which may confront any individual, a story too often true about many people around us.
Tammy Phillips’ cunt throbbed deliciously. She looked out the window, watching her husband mow the lawn. He was bare-chested, his skin a rich, dark brown. Even after two years of marriage, his muscular body still inflamed her with desire.
“Kevin!” she yelled. “Can you come in for a few minutes?”
Kevin looked up, then frowned. He could recognize that hungry look in Tammy’s eyes.
“What do you want?” he asked, his tone edged with irritation.
Again, a quick stab of pleasure ripped into Tammy’s pussy. Her eyes dropped to the enormous bulge in Kevin’s cut-offs, and she wanted him badly.
“Come on in for a beer,” she said. “You look hot!”
“And you look a lot hotter,” he muttered under his breath.
“Please?” she begged.
He shut the mower off and walked toward the house. Tammy watched his easy cat-like gait as he sauntered up the steps. When he came through the door she could smell the acrid aroma of his maleness. Glistening drops of sweat clung to his muscled flesh.
Fictional reading for entertainment purposes only.
Note: This story is the same as catalog number GR-2100 in the original publications (a duplicate).