Confessions of a Panty Whore by Kaylie Ransome

Confessions of a Panty Whore by Kaylie Ransome
Publisher: Self-Published
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short Story (43 pgs)
Other: M/F, Masturbation, Fetish
Rating: 3 stars
Reviewed by Xeranthemum

“When you decide to start selling your underwear on the Internet, your shopping habits begin to look pretty strange.”

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Adam has hazel eyes and curly hair that intoxicate Kacie, that is when she can bear to look at him as conspicuously grouped thongs and mailing envelopes slide down his conveyor belt. Her heart races and she tries not to panic as the idea of being ousted in the middle of a crowded store floods her mind. And then he leans in and tells her that he’d like to make a purchase.

If an erotic romance reader is looking for something different, this short story should fit the bill nicely. I have to admit, I had no idea what was involved with a panty fetish but was game to find out. What I didn’t expect was to laugh. Ms. Ransome imbued her heroine with a hilarious wit and I enjoyed her one liners and sense of the ridiculous even while she explored an unusual kink.

This isn’t a strong romance story but there is a hint of it because of the eye contact and dialogue. Kacie’s reaction to Adam as the story progresses showed me that there was a connection forming but for sure their ‘getting to know you stage’ was a bit odd and quirky.

The story is told strictly through Kacie’s POV so there’s a lot more talking in her head than actual dialogue between characters. However, the author gave Kacie an interesting personality and she kept the plot line moving at a progressive pace. The panty thing started off because the heroine needed money, but the story takes off when she finds her groove and discovers a hidden talent. I enjoyed how she started off giggling and then turned into a suave business woman. Success comes in many levels and forms and I found this premise quite novel, if a bit strange. It was Adam who shook her out of her eventual cynical funk and the ending showed a promising future with the two of them together. I’m thinking Adam is just as quirky and kinky as Kacie turned out to be. But I’ll let readers figure out why that is. Let’s just say that I think they’re perfect for each other. I’m grinning as I wrote that last sentence.

This story sure is different and it was kind of fun. It was also interesting watching Kacie figure out just how many people out there not only have a panty fetish, but have extremely specific ways of enjoying their panty passions. At times it made me giggle and other times cringe with the “ew” factor. This story isn’t boring, that I can guarantee. So, if a reader is up for a new kind of fetish, join Kacie’s adventure and read Confessions of a Panty Whore. It might be an eye opener.