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Plaything
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Sarah Stiles is living a double life. By day, she's an androgynous legal ice queen at the top of her professional game, by night she's a femme fatale with a sex toy fetish and a voyeuristic streak.
When her snooping neighbor, James Hardey, discovers her secret double life, he invites her to play a kinky game. James is convinced he's found his perfect sexual match in Sarah, and he's set on winning her over in seven days with his nontraditional courtship.
The rules of the game are simple:
Each night, Sarah has to show James one of her fantasies.
In exchange, he’ll give her a clue about his identity and one unique toy to add to her collection.
The catch:
If Sarah can discover James’s identity before the seventh day, she’ll get to decide how their game ends.
If she fails, James gets to take her however he wants for one night.
Sarah has always loved a good mystery, and this one is too good to resist. Little does she know James is a divorce lawyer just like her, and her perfectly divided double lives are about to collide.
A sexy game of cat and mouse ensues, but who's the cat, and who's the mouse?
Plaything is a standalone erotic romance (18+). HEA/HFN ending guaranteed. Plaything is an updated edition of Doll's House: Forbidden Romance Book 2.
Sarah Stiles is living a double life. By day, she's an androgynous legal ice queen at the top of her professional game, by night she's a femme fatale with a sex toy fetish and a voyeuristic streak.
When her snooping neighbor, James Hardey, discovers her secret double life, he invites her to play a kinky game. James is convinced he's found his perfect sexual match in Sarah, and he's set on winning her over in seven days with his nontraditional courtship.
The rules of the game are simple:
Each night, Sarah has to show James one of her fantasies.
In exchange, he’ll give her a clue about his identity and one unique toy to add to her collection.
The catch:
If Sarah can discover James’s identity before the seventh day, she’ll get to decide how their game ends.
If she fails, James gets to take her however he wants for one night.
Sarah has always loved a good mystery, and this one is too good to resist. Little does she know James is a divorce lawyer just like her, and her perfectly divided double lives are about to collide.
A sexy game of cat and mouse ensues, but who's the cat, and who's the mouse?
Plaything is a standalone erotic romance (18+). HEA/HFN ending guaranteed. Plaything is an updated edition of Doll's House: Forbidden Romance Book 2.
225 pages, Kindle Edition
First published July 18, 2020
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About the author
Sadye Storey
6 books3 followersWhen I'm not writing steamy romance novels or psychoanalyzing how Freud would interpret my stories, I spend my time looking in every direction except straight ahead; naming cars, dogs, and loaves of bread without their consent; watching YouTube videos of the world barista championships; finding insignificant causes to protest (e.g., faux ice cream, house salads, adult onesies); and reading my way through the romance canon.
I enjoy sparring with writers who don’t believe that romance novels should be taken seriously, editors who don’t believe in oxford commas, and 7-year-old girls who believe the songs from "The Little Mermaid" are inferior to the songs from "Frozen."
I currently reside in Florida with all my characters (except Frank, who took off in 2013 over a disagreement about pickled muzshrooms).
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I enjoy sparring with writers who don’t believe that romance novels should be taken seriously, editors who don’t believe in oxford commas, and 7-year-old girls who believe the songs from "The Little Mermaid" are inferior to the songs from "Frozen."
I currently reside in Florida with all my characters (except Frank, who took off in 2013 over a disagreement about pickled muzshrooms).
Instagram @SadyeStorey
FB @SadyeStories
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