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Ballet dancer Celeste Montgomery is afflicted with crippling shyness. She knows she needs to practice human interaction without falling to pieces, so signing up to the meetings at "Bold Moves" seems like the right choice. And the group's enigmatic psychologist and host, Nathan Gunn certainly has his appeal too.
Nathan, drawn immediately to Celeste's vulnerabilities, sees that she is a prisoner of her own debilitating beliefs, and wants nothing more than to see her soar. He knows of a way. A dark way at first, yes. But didn't some walk into the light finally? Didn't some break free from their self-imposed prisons?
Waking up in a cage is the first thing Celeste experiences. The rest is too shameful to write here. But, wouldn't you like to know if she blooms or shrivels from the wild escapades forced on her?
Sure, this is dark erotica with hardcore scenes. But, it's also a love story built on trust, emotional freedom, and ultimately, our greatest gift: expression.
Graphic language and scenes. Age 18 yrs.
Nathan, drawn immediately to Celeste's vulnerabilities, sees that she is a prisoner of her own debilitating beliefs, and wants nothing more than to see her soar. He knows of a way. A dark way at first, yes. But didn't some walk into the light finally? Didn't some break free from their self-imposed prisons?
Waking up in a cage is the first thing Celeste experiences. The rest is too shameful to write here. But, wouldn't you like to know if she blooms or shrivels from the wild escapades forced on her?
Sure, this is dark erotica with hardcore scenes. But, it's also a love story built on trust, emotional freedom, and ultimately, our greatest gift: expression.
Graphic language and scenes. Age 18 yrs.
323 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 1, 2016
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December 10, 2016
This was a pretty good dark read that I liked. Ballet dancer Celeste Montgomery is afflicted with crippling shyness. She knows she needs to practice human interaction without falling to pieces, so signing up to the meetings at "Bold Moves" seems like the right choice. And the group's enigmatic psychologist and host, Nathan Gunn certainly has his appeal too. This book had some dark almost cruel scenes in it. Nathan is drawn to Celeste and she knows that he can make her forget all about her shyness. The sex scenes were dark and dirty in this book. This was my first time reading this author. This book was well written with no errors in grammar or spelling. I am looking forward to reading more from this author.
July 1, 2018
This Book Is Just Wrong – Too Bad I Can’t Unread It
I just didn't like this book, actually I hated it. Thank goodness this was a Freebie for me. I'm deleting this book from my library.
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There is way too much violence in the world as it is, but read about this type of violence is just wrong. The book is listed as a "Dark Romance" with a bit of kink thrown in for good measure. Not kink, its abuse.
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There are grammar and spelling mistakes. Here's just one example - the author used “yes” for “eyes”. The author would leave words out in a sentence. I can usually figure out what the missing word is.
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***SPOILER ALERT***
Wanting to "Snuff" the heroine is just wrong. The hero (?) don't give clear instructions and he put her in the position of doing something wrong and when she does what he said to do, he wanted to "snuff" her.
Example of "Snuffing" --
The "hero" was mad when the "heroine" was doing a scene; she had no choice. Like it was "her" fault. And the punishment the "hero" wanted to do to her was to put a plastic bag over her head until she was close to dying, then he would put a hole in the bag, near her mouth, big enough for his male part, you can guess the rest. The hero (?) didn't do it, but he thought about it.
I just didn't like this book, actually I hated it. Thank goodness this was a Freebie for me. I'm deleting this book from my library.
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There is way too much violence in the world as it is, but read about this type of violence is just wrong. The book is listed as a "Dark Romance" with a bit of kink thrown in for good measure. Not kink, its abuse.
...
There are grammar and spelling mistakes. Here's just one example - the author used “yes” for “eyes”. The author would leave words out in a sentence. I can usually figure out what the missing word is.
..
***SPOILER ALERT***
Wanting to "Snuff" the heroine is just wrong. The hero (?) don't give clear instructions and he put her in the position of doing something wrong and when she does what he said to do, he wanted to "snuff" her.
Example of "Snuffing" --
The "hero" was mad when the "heroine" was doing a scene; she had no choice. Like it was "her" fault. And the punishment the "hero" wanted to do to her was to put a plastic bag over her head until she was close to dying, then he would put a hole in the bag, near her mouth, big enough for his male part, you can guess the rest. The hero (?) didn't do it, but he thought about it.
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