Chaining Cheyenne

by Reese Gabriel

Ex-mercenary Reed Tanner is the kind of protector every woman dreams of...tall, gorgeous and a hundred percent alpha. Unfortunately for the free-spirited Cheyenne, Reed has been hired by her father to guard her not only from a deadly business rival, but from her own rebellious ways. Slapping her in hand cuffs, Reed takes her to a cabin in the woods where she will trade her leather pants for dresses.

The two begin a dangerous battle of wills that culminates in a hot disciplinary spanking and an even hotter love making session with Cheyenne shackled to the bed. When Cheyenne escapes and runs right into the bad guys, though, all bets are off. Can Reed claim her for good or is it too late for both of them?

By the author of the #1 B&D bestseller Slave of the Outlands.

164 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 3, 2007

About the author

Reese Gabriel is a born romantic with a taste for the edgier side of love. Having traveled the world and sampled many of the finer things, Reese now enjoys the greater simplicities -- barefoot walks by the ocean, kisses under moonlight and whispers of passion in the darkness with that one special person.

Preferring to remain behind the scenes, cherished by a precious few, Reese hopes to awaken in the lives of many the possibilities of true love through stories of far off places and enchanted lives.

Reviews

[Netanella · Rating 3 out of 5]

First paragraph: Mad Dog tried to claim Cheyenne at the cemetery right after Frankie's funeral. The rest of the gang watched as they re-mounted their gleaming choppers.

I picked this book because I needed a bondage-themed book to finish a challenge, and the author's name happened to start with G. "Two birds, one stone," thought I. I resigned myself to choking it down like so much ... ahem... punishment.

Well, I was pleasantly surprised when the book turned out to be much better than I expected. Contained behind a very horrible cover image, the book itself contained characters with real depth, a D/s relationship with no real whips and riding crops (restraints yes, but no implements of torture - yay!), and a romance-y feel with a little bit of family drama thrown in. So yes, pleasantly surprised. A good choice, and a good read.