After finding her husband in a compromising position Cheryl decides that she wants a divorce. When she calls her closest friend Laura to confide and cry on her shoulder she finds out that Laura is thinking of getting a divorce as well. The two women end up using an old lawyer friend of Cheryl's to do both of their divorces. As the girls commiserate with each other over their failed marriages and what they will do now, they find that they both secretly wish to open a high-end bordello. Cheryl and Laura pool their money together and find an old hotel to buy and renovate. Their many adventures begin and Laura and Cheryl quickly change into self-assured and sexually secure women. Only one thing may ruin their grand plans. A man from Cheryl's ex-husbands boating club wants the hotel for himself and he wants revenge on her since she was one of the only women to ward off his advances. Will their plan to undermine him work or will they lose their dream hotel? ALL THE TRIMMINGS is a fast paced story about two women who take their lives back into their own hands. I enjoyed watching both Cheryl and Laura gaining their confidence and sexuality. This book has a cast of many characters from a mother who lives in a sexually active commune to a hooker and her boyfriend that help turn the hotel into a bordello. Tensi Morgan writes an interesting tale of sexual awakenings. Not only do Cheryl and Laura find their libidos working overtime but they also help another woman get out from under her cruel husbands thumb. The friendships that develop and evolve in this story make it a good read. The two women show that anyone can make his or her dreams come true with the right help.
Cheryl and Laura decide to pool their substantial divorce
settlements and buy a hotel. When the women find out that
each secretly harbors a desire to run an upmarket bordello,
they seize the opportunity to turn St Judeβs into a bawdy
funhouse for both sexes, where fantasiesβfrom the mild to
the increasingly kinkyβare indulged. But when attractive,
sinister John Dempsey comes on the scene, Cheryl is smitten,
but Laura less so, convinced heβs trouble. Which of the
women is right? And will their friendshipβand their
businessβsurvive?
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