An intense prequel to the wildly sexy and successful The Business of Women, A Wife’s Affair has some very notable differences but not at all in a bad way.

A Wife’s Affair has only three cast members. Compared to its star-studded predecessor, this is a small and intimate cast. Vanessa Veracruz, Abigail Mac and Charlotte Stokely are all showcased again in this feature, but the first two have a very different dynamic.

Fortunately for anyone who hasn’t seen Business of Women, no viewer will be lost on the storyline here since it takes place prior to that one. What’s amazing is that with only a trio of performers, the sex scenes maintain their heat and director Stills by Alan finds a way to make this work beautifully. Mac and Veracruz are having an affair. While they continue their passionate romance, Stokely sneaks in and manages to weave them into the seedy underground of a lesbian sex club. It might just be worth it if they get to be together, finally, and travel the world.

Mac is one of the most intense performers today, and being paired with the likes of Veracruz, under the guise of a Sapphic affair, boosts her hunger. Opening the movie is Mac convincing her lover to sneak next door for a morning munch session, and the result is one of the hottest scenes in the movie. After a visit to the sex club, Veracruz drops by and chats with Stokely about a potential new position, or several. The blonde villain tests Veracruz’s commitment with an oral proposition, and Stokely gets exactly what she wants. With the promise of a life beyond her wildest dreams, Veracruz succumbs to Stokely’s charms in a 69 and scissor-heavy sex scene.

With the twists and turns of any great suspense flick, A Wife’s Affair maintains interest through the very end, and the sex is amazing between the three ladies, who naturally all end up chowing down on each other. Anyone who hasn’t seen The Business of Women will definitely want to after this, and anyone who has will not be disappointed.