Sellie steps onto the path of BDSM with Kyle. Both are shocked when she falls prey to ‘sub-jealousy’. Is their bond strong enough?Professional painter Sellie gets hired to paint an outdoor mural at a mansion that harbors a private bondage club. Sellie isn't very familiar with BDSM, but enough to know it doesn't float her boat. She prefers not to think about what goes on inside. Then she meets the owner of the mansion and the club. Tall, blond, overpowering. His dominance i...

To submit or not to submit? She wants to, but is afraid to. When she acts out, he barges through her barriers. Taking it all. And more.Rebecca is submissive by heart, and deep down craves to find a Dom she can submit to. But after her ex -and Dom- hurt both the woman and sub inside of her, she's not so sure that she's willing to ever go there again. She not even sure whether she still needs or wants BDSM in her life. Until she meets Kyle. Master Kyle at that, owner of a pr...

They say ignorance is bliss.Love is felt deep-Pain stays on the surface.But this rot reaches deeperDigging into the depths of my freedom.I could fight it,But nothing has ever felt this good...This pretty rotten love.

Years of pain have led us to this moment of peace-I never would have survived myself without Drew. I am his to teach, and his to break. He's my protector. My lover. My big brother.

These men will crave you, take you, and break you. It's more than a simple obsession; our souls beg to be connected. No matter how much I fight it, I can't resist them when I'm asleep. Why does something so forbidden feel so right?These men... They'll be the death of me.

When the storm blows in and the temperature drops, you'll do anything to survive.Even your brother.This is a DARK TABOO ROMANCE with HEAVY TRIGGERS. Reader's discretion is HIGHLY advised!

'It is not that Ulysses excludes us; it is, rather, that it includes us in ways that no other work prepares us for. The question is not 'what is a novel?', but what can a novel be? Ulysses is the answer'Patrick McGuinness from his preface to Ulysses: The Restored TextInitially rejected by several printers in Dublin and London for containing 'obscene' content, Ulysses was first published in book form in a limited-edition printing of...