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Black Light: Entranced
(Black Light Series Book 36) By: Rose C. Carole She’s been sexually broken for too long to be put back together now. The last person reporter Teigen Finley expected to see at Black Light was the subject of the most important article of her career. Decked out in leathers, he compelled her attention from the stage. Mesmerized by the way he guided his subject through an erotic hypnosis demonstration, Teigen yearned for him to turn that intense focus on her. Master Ellison couldn't resist asking Teigen to scene with him at Black Light, even with the possible conflict of interest between playing and working together. Despite her initial reticence, he detected a deeply sensual woman locked inside and suspected he was exactly the man who could draw her out to play. She was more of a challenge than he normally chose to take on but after getting just a taste of her, he couldn’t stop craving more. Price: $4.99 Available at: Amazon (and free on Kindle Unlimited!) |
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