Our Sissy Husbands Paperback – December 29, 2012

Two wife’s who wanted to destroy their husbands and take everything from them. Now the husband’s are nothing but house maids while the wife’s go out and find real men.

To funnyyy but when the wifes play there game and cross limits then the story was blahhhh

I loved it!

It was fun reading about two women who successfully set a trap on their sexiest husbands. Good for any woman who wants to even with a ex

Thiis made me wish more and more that I had someone that would do these things to me or for me, awesome

Good read

NOTE: This review was actually on the Kindle version of this book.First, I have read all of Aimee's books, and they are all equally good . . . and they are all good. Here's what I mean by good. In the world of Kindle (and ebooks) where anyone can practically publish anything and does, there are plenty of amateurs. Aimee is not an amateur. Her fiction is well written, her plots are well-thought out and different, not just variations on a theme beyond the basic genre. And Our Sissy Husbands is no different. As with all TG books, some suspension of belief is required, but the same can be said for Sci-fi, Fantasy, etc.There's something delicious about two wives who use their husbands' competitiveness against them. There's something even more fun and exciting about two wives who manipulate their husbands beyond the point of no return, and who gently, sweetly take over their lives and trick them into a softer, sexier lifestyle, all the while convincing them to do it to themselves. You get the sense all the while that the wives are enjoying themselves. There's a gleam in their eye as they pretend that this isn't what they want, but what their poor husband seems to want. This is reverse psychology at its best with two husband sinking fast.All of Aimee's books are good. You can't go wrong with any of them. I have the whole collection, because I enjoy her writing and the different ways she invents to lead an unsuspecting man down the tender path. I will add that my favorite story of hers is actually in the compilation Ravenwood School for Sissies, but her short in that is just an appetizer. Here, and her other books, you get the main course. Well done.Another pet peeve of mine is length versus price. I dislike paying 2.99 for something that is 5,000 words or less. I bought her kindle books at around 4 dollars, which is a little more than I like to spend for my guilty pleasure fiction, but they're all worth it. I would spend the money again, and I'll be waiting in line for her next book, because I think it will be worth it.