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Troll #2
Troll
TROLL Part Two contains graphic sexual content and captive scenarios.
An erotic short of 4,800 words.
Twenty-one-year-old Kyla Adkins frequents the Internet in search of her soul mate.
While online, she meets hot and devilishly handsome Justin Brogan. Dangerous, arrogant and quite psychotic, Justin hacks into Kyla's computer and soon he controls everything, including her heart and her life.
TROLL Part Two by thrilling smut author Emma Clark
Excerpt:
Justin straightened and towered over me. That's when I noticed the extensive hard-on bursting from his shorts.
A blunt, broad monster of a cock.
What will he do with it? Use it on me?
Arousal flushed his face as he regarded me. A tight smile graced his lips while he loomed close enough to stab me.
I stepped back, hoping he didn't notice my slight apprehension.
"What's wrong, baby?" he asked. "You look--terrified."
Didn't miss a beat, did he? "Nothing's wrong. Just a little sleepy."
"I'm sure you are." His tongue moistened his lips. "But that leaves a slight problem, as you can see." He glanced down at his distended shorts.
"Yes I see."
"So what do you intend to do about it?"
"Uh... what do you want me to do?"
Justin chuckled, shook his head in amusement. He lifted his gaze and his grin dissolved. His expression turned serious.
Deadly serious.
"Lie down on the floor."
"What?" I took a second step back.
He coldly grinned. "You heard me. I want your pretty ass down on the floor."
* * * *
This ebook includes excerpts from the novel Boy Next Door.
An erotic short of 4,800 words.
Twenty-one-year-old Kyla Adkins frequents the Internet in search of her soul mate.
While online, she meets hot and devilishly handsome Justin Brogan. Dangerous, arrogant and quite psychotic, Justin hacks into Kyla's computer and soon he controls everything, including her heart and her life.
TROLL Part Two by thrilling smut author Emma Clark
Excerpt:
Justin straightened and towered over me. That's when I noticed the extensive hard-on bursting from his shorts.
A blunt, broad monster of a cock.
What will he do with it? Use it on me?
Arousal flushed his face as he regarded me. A tight smile graced his lips while he loomed close enough to stab me.
I stepped back, hoping he didn't notice my slight apprehension.
"What's wrong, baby?" he asked. "You look--terrified."
Didn't miss a beat, did he? "Nothing's wrong. Just a little sleepy."
"I'm sure you are." His tongue moistened his lips. "But that leaves a slight problem, as you can see." He glanced down at his distended shorts.
"Yes I see."
"So what do you intend to do about it?"
"Uh... what do you want me to do?"
Justin chuckled, shook his head in amusement. He lifted his gaze and his grin dissolved. His expression turned serious.
Deadly serious.
"Lie down on the floor."
"What?" I took a second step back.
He coldly grinned. "You heard me. I want your pretty ass down on the floor."
* * * *
This ebook includes excerpts from the novel Boy Next Door.
- GenresErotica
32 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 5, 2013
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About the author
Emma Clark
19 books131 followersI write novels, novellas and short stories. Most of my books feature the anti-hero, who is feared, loathed and loved.
Genres: erotica, dark erotica, erotic romance, paranormal romance. Also thrillers and suspense.
NEW NOVEL: GW: The Brotherhood
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September 22, 2013
Emma Clark shines once again, at what she does best; she engages the reader with perfect characters, exact dialogue, and steamy, raw erotica. Part II is about the face-to-face meeting between the two main characters but what is more intriguing is the uncomfortable nature of the moment, not in the sexual factor but one of claustrophobia and lack of escape. That is talented writing. When the reader feels not that he/she is threatened sexually but physically by the limitation of space, you know there is something to the writing.
Definitely a hot and steamy read. I cannot wait until Part III.
Definitely a hot and steamy read. I cannot wait until Part III.
August 10, 2016
'Justin. Psychotic as hell. Seductive as fuck.'
If you've read Emma Clark's other books, you know what you're letting yourself in for. It's a WTF read.
If you haven't... Then expect a vulnerable likeable heroine and a psychotic male, with some non-con or dub-non-con.
The Troll series is about an introverted female who likes bad boys and has an obsession with chatrooms and dating sites. Until one day a charming looking male starts sending her explicit, crude private messages. He acts obsessively, intensely and stalkerish, until he shows up at her apartment. Then his fun and games begin.
Emma Clark's books aren't for everyone, they don't fall in with crowd, they feature men who seem to have/actually have mental issues. They can be charming and sweet and in the next instance be totally cruel.
I liked this little series (around 70 pages) for keeping me on my toes, wondering what's going to happen next and for breaking the mould.
If you've read Emma Clark's other books, you know what you're letting yourself in for. It's a WTF read.
If you haven't... Then expect a vulnerable likeable heroine and a psychotic male, with some non-con or dub-non-con.
The Troll series is about an introverted female who likes bad boys and has an obsession with chatrooms and dating sites. Until one day a charming looking male starts sending her explicit, crude private messages. He acts obsessively, intensely and stalkerish, until he shows up at her apartment. Then his fun and games begin.
Emma Clark's books aren't for everyone, they don't fall in with crowd, they feature men who seem to have/actually have mental issues. They can be charming and sweet and in the next instance be totally cruel.
I liked this little series (around 70 pages) for keeping me on my toes, wondering what's going to happen next and for breaking the mould.
May 7, 2015
Compelling...I don't think a half hour has passed since I wrote my review to book 1 and finishing the second book and writing this review. Emma Clark effectively communicates how someone can be repulsed and atrracted to someone at the same time. Pretty impressive considering she used so few words...cool!
September 23, 2013
4.5 stars
Loved it I only wish it was longer and I can't wait to read part III. Emma Clark is now on my auto buy list.
Loved it I only wish it was longer and I can't wait to read part III. Emma Clark is now on my auto buy list.
October 9, 2015
Still evil MF interaction!
November 25, 2013
Definitely upbeat from part one but can't wait to read justin mental secrets in part 3.
October 5, 2019
If you love WTF stockholm and questionable unhealthy choices(and relationships) you'll love this trainwreck, if you're looking for a good book that doesn't make you uncomfortable. . . seek a different writer, this is not your book.
August 30, 2014
I've been looking forward to reading this series. I got the first book free and it was great and the second installment is okay. I have a feeling this whole series is going to just be okay with me. The main thing that bothers me is the use of the C word when talking about private parts as well as the author switching words to describe it. Just stick to one word and use it. The installments aren't but a few pages anyways.
April 21, 2014
Crazy train comes to mind here with Justin driving the thing! So her on line date site stalker guy Not only hacked Kyla's computer and got All her personal info- HE'S NOW...IN-HER-HOUSE!! And what happens is Good & Hot(according to her)and Baaaad & Not(according to me)..very sick and twisted is this one-
December 31, 2014
Riveting
This is the first time I've read a book of this kind. At times I was squeamish reading this wanting to stop, but I read it. I'm glad I read them in order. Definitely would recommend it. The only thing off-putting for me was the use of some adjectives. They weren't in context to the sentence.
This is the first time I've read a book of this kind. At times I was squeamish reading this wanting to stop, but I read it. I'm glad I read them in order. Definitely would recommend it. The only thing off-putting for me was the use of some adjectives. They weren't in context to the sentence.
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