Sissy Husband

By Lana Ellis

When the couple get an unexpected houseguest, Sam has trouble adjusting to the invasion of his home by a much more alpha man. He can't stop thinking about the possibility of his wife being unfaithful... But it isn't affecting him in the way he thought it would. In fact, it's turning him on, way too much.

When Sam fails to fulfill his husbandly duties, Dawn comes up with a suitable punishment for him, and compensation for herself...

With the help of her handsome houseguest, she feminizes her reluctant husband into a sissy cuckold, indulging her inner wicked streak and her husband's craving for humiliation.

Not only will Sam have to watch as a well-endowed black bull pleases his wife in ways he never could, he’ll be made to help! And of course, he’ll have to clean up all the mess afterward, too!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lana Ellis
• Release date: Aug 19, 2021
• ISBN: 9781005354145

Lana Ellis

I'm Lana Ellis. I love sexy stories about cheating, hotwives, cuckolds, and dominant women who bring out the feminine sides of the men in their lives. I write whatever strikes my fancy, and I hope you enjoy reading my stories as much as I enjoy writing them!

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Sissy Husband

It was Friday, so Sam told himself he could pack up from work early and finish off the documentation he had to read over at home. It would be nice to get a head start on the weekend. That was definitely it, the only reason he was rushing back from the office at two-thirty in the afternoon.

It wasn’t like he was worried about what his wife, Dawn, might have been getting up to at home all day with Jayce.

No way. She wouldn’t cheat on him… Would she?

His shirt was sticking to his back with sweat despite the spring chill in the air.

Jayce had been staying with them for almost a week now.

Sam had tried to bring up when he might be leaving, but every time he did, Dawn steered the conversation somewhere else. She could be very domineering, not that Sam had ever minded before.

He needed someone like that in his life to keep him on track.

What he didn’t need in his life was someone like Jayce. He was a landscaper by trade, or so he said. That was how Dawn had met him, he was going door to door in their affluent neighborhood looking for work. A day’s work no charge, but if you like it, could you please recommend me to your neighbors?’ A good excuse for taking his shirt off and getting sweaty, so all the stay-at-home wives had a little eye-candy, in Sam’s opinion.

But it obviously hadn’t worked out great as a business model, because he’d been kicked out of his rental and been couch-surfing since then. Once Dawn had heard the story, she’d immediately offered to let him stay until he scraped together the cash for a deposit on his own place. In the meantime, he was fixing up the Thomasons’ yard and doing jobs around their home that Sam hadn’t gotten around to yet.

Sam had been uneasy right from the start.

It just wasn’t like Dawn to open their home to a practical stranger that way. It didn’t surprise him that she’d do it without asking him, that was pretty much Dawn’s way. She was the boss. But it was uncharacteristic