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Werewolf Dom
Tasha is an eighteen-year-old orphan with nowhere to go once her adopted family kicks her to the curb. She's lucky that she's picked up by Madame Nijah, owner for a risqué nightclub that offers her patrons entertainment of a... different kind.
"I have a client who just lost his Submissive," she says, eyeing Tasha up and down.
She can't help but squirm. She doesn't look exactly her best right now. Her clothes are torn in places, her face is a mess of tears and dirt, and her hair hasn't been washed in days. She waits for the woman to dismiss her, except she says:
"You could be his type."
She doesn't know what's wrong with her because instead of pulling back in disgust, she asks, "What if he doesn't like me?"
"Then, I'll find someone else."
It's that easy. That night, she meet her Dominant, an Alpha Werewolf named Raphael who is almost twice her age. He takes her first time - and her heart - and shows her a world where pleasure and pain are intertwined, where being tied up by ropes is an art and being used by strangers is an honor.
"I have a client who just lost his Submissive," she says, eyeing Tasha up and down.
She can't help but squirm. She doesn't look exactly her best right now. Her clothes are torn in places, her face is a mess of tears and dirt, and her hair hasn't been washed in days. She waits for the woman to dismiss her, except she says:
"You could be his type."
She doesn't know what's wrong with her because instead of pulling back in disgust, she asks, "What if he doesn't like me?"
"Then, I'll find someone else."
It's that easy. That night, she meet her Dominant, an Alpha Werewolf named Raphael who is almost twice her age. He takes her first time - and her heart - and shows her a world where pleasure and pain are intertwined, where being tied up by ropes is an art and being used by strangers is an honor.
57 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 14, 2019
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August 19, 2020
Lots of errors
Lots of grammatical errors makes this book a hard read. Sometimes had to read the same sentence more than once to understand the authors meaning. The story line is unoriginal so not an interesting read, IMO.
Lots of grammatical errors makes this book a hard read. Sometimes had to read the same sentence more than once to understand the authors meaning. The story line is unoriginal so not an interesting read, IMO.
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