Tempting Temptation

Mackenzie Dominants #3

by Mimi Tulane

Rasheed Mackenzie is the youngest of the Mackenzie cousins. Often dubbed as the playful Dom, he longs to find his true love. When he discovers Ebony Stuart is the author of his favorite romance book series, he sets out on a path to win her affection by offering to role play a scene from one of her books. However, he worries that his lack of sophistication, coupled with the fact that Ebony isn’t interested in the BDSM lifestyle, will be a barrier.

Ebony Stuart is a full-figured woman, on the return road to self love. Because she was hurt by a narcissistic man, she sees all handsome men as a potential for disaster…until she meets the extremely attractive Dominant, Rasheed Mackenzie. Ebony finds herself attracted to him— but not his lifestyle. Through his patient pursuit, however, she finds a genuine, caring man and learns what the adage, judging a book by its cover, truly means.

A Siren Erotic Romance

114 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 13, 2015

About the author

Mimi Tulane is a dreamer of dreams and loves to write. Born in St. Louis, Missouri where she spent most of her life, she now resides in Muskegon, Michigan. She is a former member of the United States Army and has traveled most of the U.S. and lived three years in Germany. Mimi is a wife and mother of three and self proclaimed Grand-Diva of one. She loves to spend time with her family which now includes a terrier mix named Nefertiti. She enjoys cooking, role playing, bartending, DIY projects and music. If it includes, food, cocktails, and fun times you can count on her being there.

Reviews

[Krystal · Rating 4 out of 5]

Tempting Temptation

Ebony is an author of romance novels and Rasheed is known as the 'Playful Dom'. They meet through Ebony's sister Imani who is a submissive to Rasheed's cousin Mac. Ebony had just come off from a bad break up and isn't quite ready for a new relationship... or is she?

This has got to be one of my favorite story's in this series as of yet. I never would have thought there was a 'playful' side to best but Mimi Tulane pulled it off extremely well and made it very believable. I can't wait to see what she comes up with next.

[Tanique Brown · Rating 4 out of 5]

Rasheed and Ebony

This was a good read. I could tell it was written a good while ago by some of the phrases, but I still enjoyed the story of Rasheed and Ebony.