The beautiful young wife Maureen lives in the suburbs with her husband, Brian, and young children. To satisfy Brian's hottest fantasy, he persuades Maureen to have sex with Travis Henry, a huge, dominant black man she's never met. She reluctantly agrees, but two weeks later, with Travis waiting for her in the living room, she tries to back out. Brian insists - afraid of what the demanding Travis will do if they don't live up to their deal. As Maureen recoils from the beastly brute, Travis demands they go to the bedroom where she warily performs for him as he demands, kissing him and sucking his monster cock. Becoming increasingly aroused, Maureen finally begs the man to fuck her.

The wild orgasm leaves her shaken, and though she vows never to see him again, she's unable to resist his powerful allure. Struggling desperately with her conscience, the urges for this foul man compel her to use the children's Christmas money to purchase the expensive clothes Travis insists she buy. Then 'dressed to kill', she goes to a seedy black bar where she's humiliated by Travis and his friends.

Though ashamed of her sluttish behavior, again and again Maureen returns to Travis. Soon she is sent to The Captain who has plans to make her a whore for wealthy black men while under Travis' control. In a final humiliation, the Captain demands she bring along her blonde, virgin sister for him to use. Though sickened by her own behavior, the lust-driven Maureen is on the verge of giving up everything to become Travis's woman.

Told in Arnold's candid and graphic style, this inter-racial story of sexual surrender and degradation includes blackmail, coersion, exhibitionism, intense oral, anal, straight sex and some lesbian sex.

Review comments ... Charles Arnold doesn't write fantasy erotica that sounds like fantasy at all … his prose reads as authentic as real life. Perhaps because of that, some cringe at his content and his style, while others can't wait to dive in as a guilty pleasure. However one views his work, it's clear that he can masterfully paint pictures of female submission no reader will forget! In The Sweet Wife he gets down to primal levels of sexual desire, fearlessly taking on the scenario of the black man and the white female with a fervor few writer's can match. Those who appreciate Arnold Charles will find this another erotic gem to keep in the bedside table. Lani Monroe, (c)2004