Tapioca Pudding


When I opened this book to read it in my iPad, I really didn't know what to expect.  The title alone would have a reading saying, 'Hmmm.'  I thought the book was about the dessert Tapioca Pudding.  I was so wrong. 

The main character, Tapioca is a hot little mess. Every man wants her and every woman hates her.  She has a sexual appetite that doesn't get satisified.  Getting involved with an undersexed starved married man is not what she bargained for.  All she wanted to do was play, have fun and not get involved...no strings attached.

Charles, the sex starved married man that gets no respect as well as no sex from his always gone wife, gives in to the attention given to him by Tapioca. The attention because so intense that he finds himself falling in love.  Little does he know a secret that threats to ruin his love for Tapioca.  That secret is put to the test, as well as his love for sex.  Can Charles get a handle of his sex drive that has been awaken by Tapioca?  Or will it run wild with two other women?  You will have to read the story to find out.

The book an be purchased at Amazon.com and BarnesandNoble.com.

Happy reading!

Until Next Time!

Jeane' Elliott Bennett


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