Cool With Her Paperback – March 17, 2014

Another great novel here by Kenny Wright. Everything that makes his writing such a great read is present. Fun and distinct characters, there are five this time but we always have a clear idea of who everyone is. (Like in All In, Kenny once again shows how skilled he is in balancing multiple character interactions at a time without confusing the reader.) Natural build up and atmosphere where when things start to heat up they feel right and believable. A notable difference is how much more detailed and prolonged the action is relative to his other novels. Such a change is greatly appreciated since every great setup needs a great payoff and boy does it ever.People who have followed this author's work get a treat when Casey from Unconventional is one of the five characters. It was fun to realize all the inside jokes/easter eggs sprinkled throughout the story.Lastly, the most important aspect of this or any other story by Kenny is not one individual but the relationship of our main couple. This time it happens to be Jason and Beth. Sure its told from the former and its mainly his journey of discovery but Kenny always highlights to us the strong and beautiful bond that Jason/Beth share that allow them to go through such experiences with trust.Eagerly awaiting his next one.

Several things about Kenny Wright work for me. Not just consensual, but step wise agreed to play times. In Cool With Her ,it is quickly apparent that it is not merely cool, but very hot and he is very ready to follow.As part of this convention in erotica, as long as it is her idea, it is not just about a man with wandering eyes.We have a party of 5, nicely comprised of two ready for adventure couples and a hoping for adventure female. Of course, all are attractive and all have enough history that everything is friendly from the start.KW gives us a lusty progression from watching to pairings. Giving us hot, rather than merely warm, warm ups building to the anticipated orgy Spoiler? Really? You had to know where this was going by page 5.Be honest, that was what brought you to Cool With Her.

In "Cool With Her", Kenny Wright skillfully combines a strong couple at the core of the story with characters surrounding them who feel like real people, then builds circumstances (a snowstorm in this case) to leverage non-sexual tension into sexual tension. It's an absolute, sizzling page-turner I've read several times. Buy it if you're into group or swinging erotica.

They say you can't judge a book by its cover... well the cover photo drew me in enough to read the synopsis so I bought it. I'm delighted to have discovered authory Kenny Wright in the process.Others have reviewed this book and I won't repeat the same things but this is a great novella. As I've since learned, Wright has a gift for creating characters that draw you in. That's what separates good modern erotica from simple trash fiction: anybody can write a sex scene, but there's not too many out there who can do so in a sharp, smart, literate manner with characters that the reader easily becomes invested in. You see the same thing in books that Wright has edited, such as the Madeline Wakes trilogy. Aside from being hot novels, they're also page turners that leave you with that sadness that really good novels have when you've finished that last page.Buy it.

A nice hot read! Gave sufficient suspense to build erotic tension but then gave the goods! We’ll done! Maybe focused a bit more than necessary on jealousy, but still good.

Dreaming of Another was my first Kenny Wright book. I purchased Cool With Her to see if he could keep my interest, and if he could tell the story well. The plot is simple: A group of friends is stuck in the house as a blizzard stops everything for a few days. What do you do? You drink, you play games, and you drink some more; which leads you to being a bit more open that you would normally be. They end up spending a memorable weekend they’ll talk about for decades to come.The pace is brisk, the story is believable, the male first person point of view is done excellently and you get right into the story, you sit on the couch and you observe the interactions.Another good book by Kenny Wright.

OK, but not great. Dragged on for almost half the book. After that, very good! Heated up nicely- loved the descriptions.

Most erotica doesn't have the characters depicted quite right, they generally are shallow and only their for the sex. From the start, I was interested in these friends and the plot wouldn't let me put it down. If you think that no sex scenes are within, you are wrong. The sex scenes are hot, descriptive, realistic and frequent.I thought Mr. Wright excelled in describing negative emotions that come from letting mates seek to fulfill sexual fantasies. I could feel the conflicting emotions with the trust and love that overrides any doubts.As to negatives, I had to stretch here. Some grammatical errors and two or three misspelled words.If you wish to explore why happy couples would sleep with others, I'd recommend you read this. Now to find friends like described in the book. Oh well, nothing is perfect.LordDude

It is Jason's 25th birthday. He and his wife plan a huge party and invite a bunch of friends, but due to a downturn in the weather, only three guests turn up - Jason's two best friends from school. Paul brings his girlfriend, while Casey has come without her boyfriend.And so the five friends sit and drink, play party games, drink and tell stories of their exploits in college, and drink and share unfulfilled sexual fantasies, at which point they decide it would be a lark to fulfil those fantasies.Cue lots of sex in various combinations, usually with non-participants watching. There is (unfortunately, in my opinion) no sexual contact between the two guys. Egos get bruised, and jealousy happens, but good friends can overcome such things in erotic romance novels if not in real life.So. Read this book for lots of enthusiastic delicious sex being had by a gorgeous cast of likeable characters who lead fulfilling, worry-free lives. I can think of few better places to escape to.

Kenny Wright is probably the most skillful master of this genre out there. Throw 5 friends together in a snowstorm to celebrate the protaganist's birthday and you get a very well-crafted erotic story. There is lots of sex, but it's not the drivel that plagues this genre. These seem like 5 real people; each has their own insecurities and "kinks" but in true KW fashion, all works out ( or is that in) in the end. Well maybe only Beth gets it in the "end"! But it is a well-crafted story with real characters, and I enjoyed it immensely. If I have one complaint (same one for all KW's books), it's that he lets the male protaganist off too lightly. 5 stars for me!

Kenny Wright does it again!Even though you know from chapter one what is about to happen, you still keep reading to the epilogue. That is the test of a well written book whatever the genre!Keep up the good work Mr Wright..Regards from a fan!!

Good story and very erotic. Never done the swingers thing before but if it turned out like this - book me in

A variation on the 'strip poker' theme, with a mixed-up scenario. A number of previously acquainted friends with amazing bodies and equally exravagant physical capabilities get up to almost everything 'allegedly' possible. Interesting, but not outstanding.