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Do Your Worst: She said she could take it. He never promised to stop - A Dark Romance of Power, Control, and Surrender
She said she could take it. He never promised to stop.
Kate wants more than date nights and polite kisses. She wants the tremble that starts in her belly when she kneels; the hush that turns the world soft when he says good girl. One reckless whisper at the kitchen table—do your worst—becomes a contract neither of them can forget.
Sam doesn’t bargain with desire; he builds it. Rules arrive like gifts wrapped in how she stands, how she speaks, how she waits. Mornings taste of obedience; evenings taste of consequence. And when he decides her devotion should be worn, not just spoken, Kate feels the first cool brush of metal and this isn’t a phase. It’s a life.
What follows is a slow-burn transformation told in scenes you’ll feel in your bones—service that leaves her light-headed and proud; marking that turns heat into ownership; a day of ordered silence where the only language is his hands. There’s the mirror she’s made to face while he denies her with infuriating patience. The window she’s told to stand before, heart rattling as footsteps pass outside. A neighbour’s knock. A closet door. Breathless stillness. soft blankets, sweet praise, the kind of aftercare that makes surrender addictive.
Kate learns to gift herself to him—sometimes wrapped, waiting, edged until she’s glass-fragile and gleaming. She learns the ache of being displayed and the flood of being chosen again. Sam learns the pleasure of the perfect order, the perfect bind, the perfect word whispered at the perfect time. Together they write a marriage in a new alphabet—collar and key, posture and patience, risk and refuge—until ordinary life (errands, emails, neighbours) can’t hide what she is owned, cherished, disciplined, adored.
Do Your Worst is an unapologetically intimate dark romance about a couple who chooses the edge—and builds a home there. Expect explicit BDSM themes—piercing and permanent marks, ritual service, obedience, denial and ruined release, impact and restraint, public-risk tension—held inside fierce consent, clear rules, and devastating aftercare. It’s tender and merciless, domestic and dangerous, sinful and sincere. It will make you squirm, make you sigh, and make you wonder what might happen if you whispered the same dare.
Kate wants more than date nights and polite kisses. She wants the tremble that starts in her belly when she kneels; the hush that turns the world soft when he says good girl. One reckless whisper at the kitchen table—do your worst—becomes a contract neither of them can forget.
Sam doesn’t bargain with desire; he builds it. Rules arrive like gifts wrapped in how she stands, how she speaks, how she waits. Mornings taste of obedience; evenings taste of consequence. And when he decides her devotion should be worn, not just spoken, Kate feels the first cool brush of metal and this isn’t a phase. It’s a life.
What follows is a slow-burn transformation told in scenes you’ll feel in your bones—service that leaves her light-headed and proud; marking that turns heat into ownership; a day of ordered silence where the only language is his hands. There’s the mirror she’s made to face while he denies her with infuriating patience. The window she’s told to stand before, heart rattling as footsteps pass outside. A neighbour’s knock. A closet door. Breathless stillness. soft blankets, sweet praise, the kind of aftercare that makes surrender addictive.
Kate learns to gift herself to him—sometimes wrapped, waiting, edged until she’s glass-fragile and gleaming. She learns the ache of being displayed and the flood of being chosen again. Sam learns the pleasure of the perfect order, the perfect bind, the perfect word whispered at the perfect time. Together they write a marriage in a new alphabet—collar and key, posture and patience, risk and refuge—until ordinary life (errands, emails, neighbours) can’t hide what she is owned, cherished, disciplined, adored.
Do Your Worst is an unapologetically intimate dark romance about a couple who chooses the edge—and builds a home there. Expect explicit BDSM themes—piercing and permanent marks, ritual service, obedience, denial and ruined release, impact and restraint, public-risk tension—held inside fierce consent, clear rules, and devastating aftercare. It’s tender and merciless, domestic and dangerous, sinful and sincere. It will make you squirm, make you sigh, and make you wonder what might happen if you whispered the same dare.
485 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 5, 2025
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