The formulaic hand jobs presented here are a hit or miss lot, with the girls? repeated insistences that This Isn't Cheating delivered with varying degrees of believability. Luckily, Bobby Rinaldi's cameras, while in constant motion, don't dart in and out like attacking birds, so the pace and mood of the vid is casual and relaxed. It's all in a POV view, and depending on how those lines are presented, the viewer at times is transported to a nice, quick, dirty little fantasy.

Of the ten girls at play here, only Tory Lane's opener, Kaiya Lynn, Sahara Knite and Dakota Cameroon seem to put out a bit extra as far as performance, giving that extra zing of sluttiness to their voice, modulating their moans and coos with some added eroticism, teasing and beguiling the viewer on. The others, though ultimately not bad, come off as more perfunctory with not much personality to share.

Retailing: For your fans of hand jobs and POV area.