Persuading Suzanne

Published by: eXtasy Books

ISBN :000030

Page :150

Word Count :37500

Publication Date :2010-08-08

Series : #

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Available Formats : Persuading Suzanne (pdf) , Persuading Suzanne (prc) , Persuading Suzanne (epub) , Persuading Suzanne (mobi)

Category : Erotic Romance , Romance

Product Code: 00030

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She expected to hate him on sight - instead, she somehow found herself agreeing to let him guide her.

Within hours he’d swept her into the hidden world of BDSM, introducing her to the pleasures of bondage, and an understanding of the true meaning of domination and submission. Although a freelance journalist, Suzanne Briggs’ editor had decreed that Mike tagged along with her as she researched her next series of articles. No Mike, no articles. It was all a bit embarrassing really; she was writing about sex and its different… well, kinks. But since she’d never had good sex in her life, she was more than willing to participate in some hands-on research.

Suzanne closed her eyes. She didn’t think she could handle anything else right now. He’d managed to turn her into something she so patently wasn’t. But if that was the case, how come he’d done it so easily? She couldn’t honestly say he’d had to work all that hard – she’d been right with him all the way.

Mike’s lazy drawl broke into her desperate search for serenity. “Imagining how we’ll spend the afternoon?”

Her eyes flew open.

“Or perhaps you were just admiring how beautiful you look with your naked pussy and gorgeous ass?”

He raised a single eyebrow at her frantic blush, and his mouth quirked.

“I.. ah… I was just…”

“Mmm? You were saying?” he murmured as he crossed the bathroom in one long stride.

Suzanne backed herself into the wall, the tiles shockingly cold on her butt.

“You’ll get goose pimples on your ass,” he observed as he tugged her gently away from the wall. “Come on, lunch is served.”

“Lunch is served?” The rapid change of subject had her grasping to make sense of his actions. Whatever she’d expected him to say next, it wasn’t that.