Sexual Secrets

by Melissa MacNeal

Delicious Deceit Saved from certain ruin in the back streets of Paris by the wealthy Rutledge Bentley, identical twins Colette and Camille are now members of London's elite. Besotted with their... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 075823449X
• ISBN13: 9780758234490
• Release Date: November 2009
• Publisher: Aphrodisia
• Length: 328 Pages
• Weight: 1.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 5.4" x 8.1"

Customer Reviews

Deliciously naughty!

Deliciously naughty! Ms. MacNeal's "Sexual Secrets" was my first foray into the world of erotic romances and I assure you it won't be my last. Collette and Camille Bentley are twin sisters who are rescued off the streets of Paris by Lord Rutledge Bentley. Bentley takes them in and marries Camille himself while giving Collette to his well-endowed son, Heath. While Heath is a stallion in bed, poor Camille is left with nothing to ride. So the sisters devise a cunning plan to switch husbands to give Camille the ultimate release. As if that's not enough, a handsome Foreigner suddenly enters their life and brings with him secrets that threaten to tear apart Collette and Camille's happy arrangement. Ms. MacNeal's story is "unputdownable." I read it giggling like a schoolgirl with a smile stretched across my face. It is the perfect page-turner, a vacation from the real world that tickles your imagination with its fantastic and likable characters. This novel was recommended to every one of my friends even before I finished it-in one night! Review by Suzanne N.

intriguing late Victorian erotic romance

In 1898 wealthy Englishman Rutledge Bentley finds the identical twin beauties Colette and Camille on the streets of Paris. He brings them home with him to London where he marries Camille and his son Heath weds Colette. Colette finds Heath quite the lover yet leaves her unfulfilled while Camille is left wanting by her much older spouse. As they did on the streets of Paris, Camille persuades her twin to switch places so each can taste some alternate lovemaking accompanied by the adrenalin rush of the swap. Now Camille and Colette know how to make and keep father and son coming. However, the siblings are caught with their respective garments down by a stranger who seems to intimately know both of them as he can tell them apart with one look or kiss. Sexual Secrets is an intriguing late Victorian erotic romance that has double the fun, but also is a double edged blade as the family swapping is fascinating but never quite gels into a cohesive plot beyond the sexcapades. Older fans will keep thinking of the 1973 Yankees with the wife swapping of pitchers Mike Kekich and Fritz Peterson. Still this is an interesting premise that will have the audience wondering whom will end up in whose bed. Harriet Klausner