No Going Back: An Erotic Novella Paperback – Large Print, December 13, 2016

This had a real feel to it, as a couple edges, with great circumspection, towards hotwifing. You'd think anyone would be careful with such a fundamental shift in the terms of marriage, but in stories it often happens faster. We see it from Rebecca's point of view. Despite it being William's fantasy to begin with, despite his frequent confirmation including with the body part that doesn't lie, it takes her a long time to get past just fantasizing to actually do it. I enjoyed the slow, sexy buildup.I was puzzled by the disillusioned-Mormon subplot. I could easily see it had this been framed as a sexual rebellion after leaving a strict religion, but it wasn't. The couple already watches porn together before leaving the church, and the church isn't presented as being overly moralistic. So I didn't see the pertinence of religion at all in the story. Perhaps they’re at a crossroads in life when they leave their church? Perhaps. Weirdly, thought, this made it seem more real. Life usually doesn't have artistic unity.

I'm fascinated by the hotwife phenomenon and this book takes a step-by-step path to the activity. I also found the LDS-based introduction very interesting and based on valid information.

I've read a lot of erotica online, but never purchased any. The Mormon perspective caught my attention (I grew up in the church,) so I started with the free preview. It was quickly obvious that the author has a deep knowledge of Mormon life and it made the story that much more interesting to me. Plus, the added taboo of extramarital sex from from an LDS couple was an extra turn on! If you're in the church, or any strict religion, the pathway to discovery detailed in this story will have you nodding your head in recognition of very common emotions and mental battles we confront.Oh yeah... and Sexy Sexy Sexy! You'll wish your wife was like the main character!

I am always delighted to discover a new quality writer of hotwife stories. I have read a lot of these and this title is one of the best genesis/transformation stories I've read. I really enjoy the stories written by female authors from the perspective of the wife giving the reader an insight into the thought processes of the wife from discovering the fantasy, to learning to enjoy it and finally bringing it to fruition. And, oh yeah, it's hot...albeit it's a long, slow build up to the climax. I will be reading the second installment of this story!

Thanks for the story. I enjoyed the build up. It will be fun to read how things go with william and Rebecca.

Although slow to get going, there are some exciting sex scenes interspersed in the story. One refreshing difference is the fact that there is a story line, and that there

This was a story with lots of build but well told. The ending was straight forward sex as you would expect with a low heat index. It seems this is the norm for this genre with a few authors adding other twists and more added passion during the story.

Although not the genre of book I usually read, it was recommended to me and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised, I really enjoyed it. It’s nicely written with an intriguing, well researched plot which kept me turning the pages.As Rebecca and William’s beliefs are tested, they embark on a journey of self-discovery - opening their minds to a whole new world of ideas and experiences, finding themselves in unchartered waters as they eschew the shackles of societies expectations - their lives will never be the same. I was left wondering what will happen next, and also how the couple will be affected.This is a scorcher of a read with a great plot.

Rebecca and William Taylor are a happily married Mormon couple, when William is researching the origins of the Mormon church his startling discovery leads them to question their religious beliefs. As their long held views are challenged they start a journey of discovery that takes them to new and exciting experiences neither of them had contemplated before.Told from the wife Rebecca’s point of view, Emily Richards does a good job in creating likeable characters. It is a bit slow to start and you wonder where the author is going with the story. I did feel there was an under playing of inner and moral conflicts that the couple must have experienced as they indulged in alcohol and thoughts of extramarital sex for the first time. Rebecca especially moved rather too easily from devout Mormon wife and mother to potential hotwife with a fantasy/desire for interracial sex. That criticism apart I found it an enjoyable book.