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Black Light: Disciplined
(Black Light Series Book 32) By: Livia Grant She’s looking for a Sugar Daddy, but he’s a very different kind of Daddy. Rules make Caleb's world make sense, and he needs a submissive willing to obey and take her punishment when she earns it. Finding sweet, young Presley sparks the kind of possessive need Caleb hasn't felt in years. She's naive and vulnerable, utterly addictive, but she's also wild and untamed. Fortunately, he knows exactly how to deal with naughty girls who break the rules and question his authority. He's going to whip her perfect backside into shape, which might mean more time spent over his knee, or in the corner, or on her knees — and he knows exactly how to make her like it. Cause in a domestic discipline relationship, there can only be one person in charge, and that will always be him. Now he just has to get her to accept it. Price: $3.99 Available at: Amazon (and free on Kindle Unlimited!) |
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