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Sometimes love takes a village,
and sometimes it just takes a touch.

Haphephobia — the intense, irrational fear of touching or being touched. Cain Goldberg has let that fear control him without question, but Luca Díaz is the submissive that makes him reconsider who is really in control.

After the traumatizing events during a BDSM event at a private vineyard in Napa, Luca Díaz is ready to let go of the pain of his past to experience the euphoric surrender to his Master. However, welcoming that vulnerability through pain is never easy.

The harder Cain and Luca fall for each other, the wider it seems the chasm of trauma between them spreads. The healing process only begins to heal when Marco steps in to fulfill Luca’s need for physical affection while Cain battles to subdue his phobia. But in doing so, Marco falls in love with both Cain and Luca.

In this erotic BDSM love story, can two Doms and a beautiful submissive ride the emotional roller coaster of trauma, recovery and setbacks without one of them tumbling off?

Touch is book three of the Obedience BDSM series. The books are more fully enjoyed if read in order.

This book is intended for an adult audience and contains scenes which may trigger some people. Please use the Look Inside feature to read “A Note from Annie” regarding trigger warnings.

308 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 19, 2023

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April 7, 2026
Lots of fluffy, purple prose.
So much repetition on how Cain is unable to touch Luca to the point it just felt like whining rather than relevant.
Marco’s character continues to annoy me. I never really felt the chemistry between him and Julian, partly because of how they both identified as dominant tops and suddenly he’s a switch and Julian fades into the background.
I will continue with this series at least for now but with lower expectations.
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September 23, 2025
I did like the book. Seeing the relationship between Luca and Cain evolve.
For Marco, he took a complete 180 compared to the last book.
It was interesting seeing the take on a polycule but by the end all the other were kind of gone from the book.
Too bad the other books aren't on KU. So I'm not sure if I'll continue the story
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