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Black Light: The Menagerie
(Black Light Series Book 29) By: Maren Smith Four innocent submissives have been plucked from the world and dragged into every dark corner sadism has to offer. Turned into playthings by the devil known as Ethen O'Dowell, he doesn't want to love them. He wants to own them, break them, and leave them hopeless and shattered at his feet. Piggy. Kitty. Puppy. Pony. It only takes one act of bravery in the darkness to spark the flames of revolution, but climbing out of the darkness is never easy. Every step is painful, every action has consequences, and each of these submissives will have to fight to find salvation in the dominant arms of the men who refuse to let them fall. Can you handle the Menagerie? This Boxset Includes: Black Light: Shameless (from Roulette Redux), Black Light: Fearless, Black Light: Brave, Black Light: Wanted, and an exclusive brand new novella titled 'The Menagerie Reunion.' Price: $9.99 Available at: Amazon (and free on Kindle Unlimited!) |
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