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Training His Possession
A Standalone BDSM Gay Billionaire Romance
Mark Winter doesn't know when to keep his mouth shut. But he's about to meet someone who'll shut it for him...
The strong, dark, stranger sets out some very stern rules for their contact. No questions, no talking, just total submission.
But there's more to this mysterious billionaire than meets the eye. Soon, Mark's going to be going deeper than he could imagine, until their relationship is turned on it's head.
TRAINING HIS POSSESSION is a 44,000 word novella stuffed full of sexy BDSM, spanking, deep secrets, special locations and a heart-warming happy ending.
Warning: contains adult content.
Appeared previously as Mastered By The Dominant Billionaire
Mark Winter doesn't know when to keep his mouth shut. But he's about to meet someone who'll shut it for him...
The strong, dark, stranger sets out some very stern rules for their contact. No questions, no talking, just total submission.
But there's more to this mysterious billionaire than meets the eye. Soon, Mark's going to be going deeper than he could imagine, until their relationship is turned on it's head.
TRAINING HIS POSSESSION is a 44,000 word novella stuffed full of sexy BDSM, spanking, deep secrets, special locations and a heart-warming happy ending.
Warning: contains adult content.
Appeared previously as Mastered By The Dominant Billionaire
129 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 20, 2017
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October 16, 2018
Disappointing.
This book left me wondering if Mark was a woman or a man because of how many times he was referred to as a her . And I don't know many guys that carry around a bag ( purse ) . Also Danny was also having a hard time deciding if he\ she was a man or a woman . If your going to rewrite a book to make it about gay men , get it right not half way .
This book left me wondering if Mark was a woman or a man because of how many times he was referred to as a her . And I don't know many guys that carry around a bag ( purse ) . Also Danny was also having a hard time deciding if he\ she was a man or a woman . If your going to rewrite a book to make it about gay men , get it right not half way .
February 22, 2018
2 and 1/2 Stars. This actually started out as a sweet virgin meets dominate man story. I also appreciated the writing style. There is a nice flow to the narrative that makes for easy reading.
However, there were several problems I found disturbing. The story is in desperate need of a good editor. There so many instances of bad grammar it’s shocking. I also kept feeling it was written about a woman and just a few things changed to make it m/m. Finally, the title is totally misleading. If you’re looking for a good bdsm story, then you need to look somewhere else.
However, there were several problems I found disturbing. The story is in desperate need of a good editor. There so many instances of bad grammar it’s shocking. I also kept feeling it was written about a woman and just a few things changed to make it m/m. Finally, the title is totally misleading. If you’re looking for a good bdsm story, then you need to look somewhere else.
March 8, 2020
Pretty poor editing, and a confusing set of characters
So I’m confused, was Luca a billionaire, like the subtitle claims, or was he simply an architect who had done some work for the Plaza Hotel? Why were there female personal pronouns scattered about the story? Was this originally a M/F story that’s been rewritten as M/M? Some of the phrasing suggests that the author isn’t American; so why have the story set in NYC?
So I’m confused, was Luca a billionaire, like the subtitle claims, or was he simply an architect who had done some work for the Plaza Hotel? Why were there female personal pronouns scattered about the story? Was this originally a M/F story that’s been rewritten as M/M? Some of the phrasing suggests that the author isn’t American; so why have the story set in NYC?
July 11, 2020
Needs editing
Good storyline good defined characters. however needs a lot of editing use of her instead of him. The grammar not bad
Good storyline good defined characters. however needs a lot of editing use of her instead of him. The grammar not bad
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