Review: Happy Spank Patrick’s Day
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Happy Spank Patrick’s Day by Tymber Dalton
My rating: 3 of 5 stars
It is always a toss-up if a kinky party will be filled with fun times, sad memories or tragic events. Changing it up is nice because it shows the realities of kinky parties. It isn't perfect. Not everyone is skinny and model material. Whilst it may get erotically orgy like, it doesn't always happen this way. The private parties are more for people who enjoy being with each other to connect. It is kind of like a potluck where a group of friends get together and spend time making great memories. This potluck just happens to be x-rated.
In the latest party, Cali, Max and Sean are the hosts. Before the party can even get started, they learn one of their close friends experiences a tragedy. Yes, there is a death and I am going to avoid giving a spoiler. Suffice to say, it hits many of them hard, due to various reasons. Some it is because they too have experienced this kind of loss and it is still an open wound. Others, it is because they will never have the opportunity to experience this loss and this also causes a different type of wound. For this happy ménage, Cali, Max and Sean are deathly afraid of this kind of loss and decide they want to avoid being placed in this position.
This story is less about a kinky party and more about how friends come together to support each other. These bonds built through kinky experiences build a strong foundation of trust and love. This translates into an entire community banding together to help when one of them is in need. As the saying goes, sorrow shared is sorrow halved. This sad tale does not dwell on the loss. Whilst it treats it with respect, life does go on and people still come together and try to enjoy their kinky time. This story is a bit more somber than some of the others. It is a nice look into how kinky people are not exempt from lost and how they respond is no different than those who are vanilla. Recommended for readers hooked on this series.
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My rating: 3 of 5 stars
It is always a toss-up if a kinky party will be filled with fun times, sad memories or tragic events. Changing it up is nice because it shows the realities of kinky parties. It isn't perfect. Not everyone is skinny and model material. Whilst it may get erotically orgy like, it doesn't always happen this way. The private parties are more for people who enjoy being with each other to connect. It is kind of like a potluck where a group of friends get together and spend time making great memories. This potluck just happens to be x-rated.
In the latest party, Cali, Max and Sean are the hosts. Before the party can even get started, they learn one of their close friends experiences a tragedy. Yes, there is a death and I am going to avoid giving a spoiler. Suffice to say, it hits many of them hard, due to various reasons. Some it is because they too have experienced this kind of loss and it is still an open wound. Others, it is because they will never have the opportunity to experience this loss and this also causes a different type of wound. For this happy ménage, Cali, Max and Sean are deathly afraid of this kind of loss and decide they want to avoid being placed in this position.
This story is less about a kinky party and more about how friends come together to support each other. These bonds built through kinky experiences build a strong foundation of trust and love. This translates into an entire community banding together to help when one of them is in need. As the saying goes, sorrow shared is sorrow halved. This sad tale does not dwell on the loss. Whilst it treats it with respect, life does go on and people still come together and try to enjoy their kinky time. This story is a bit more somber than some of the others. It is a nice look into how kinky people are not exempt from lost and how they respond is no different than those who are vanilla. Recommended for readers hooked on this series.
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