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The Dom Project (LA Doms, #1)
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2013
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The Companion Contract (LA Doms, #3)
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2015
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The Submission Gift (LA Doms, #2)
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2014
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Tomorrow's Much Too Long (LA Doms, #0.5)
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Coming Together: Pro Bono
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Mixed-Orientation Romance Series - A Survey
For new romance readers, the stew of initials we use can sometimes be confusing and off-putting. Putting some kind of label on love is a cold hard necessity in this age of smart searching and tagging, though. The labels have evolved to the point where these initials are fairly widely understood: M/F or F/M: Heterosexual-coded romance (although both partners might not be heterosexual).M/M: Romance
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“I’d gone beyond fascination into straight-out worship, and I’d lost the way back. It”
― The Companion Contract
― The Companion Contract
“He wore a Panama hat, dark glasses with smoky round lenses and a gray suit that must have been tailored. I don’t know much about high fashion, I just know a good fit. The look reminded me of old Hollywood. Most men look silly to me in hats, but the effortless elegance of the tilt—the way it angled and contrasted with the level line of his shoulders—seemed totally organic. Like he could walk into a hurricane and come out the other side with his hat exactly the same angle.”
― The Companion Contract
― The Companion Contract
“My body could take this, and much more, but everything else—mind, soul, I didn’t even fucking know the name—was shattering into pieces, too fragile. It’s all right. He’s holding me. It’s all right. I cried. “Cariño.” “Don’t stop.” “I won’t.” His fingertips brushed against my ruined, aching eyes, gentle as rain against glass.”
― The Companion Contract
― The Companion Contract
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