How do you dream of freedom when you can't remember ever being free? Lydia has never known freedom, but she knows she's been lucky. She has a good Master, a good home, and sisters who love her. Yet... something is missing. She longs to know more about the world around her, and the universe she can see from her window at night. But knowledge is for the men, and written in a language she'll never be allowed to learn. The penalty is too steep, the punishment too harsh. When an opportunity to find out what she's been missing falls into her lap, she can't ignore it. She studies and learns in secret, hoping she's never found out. And one day, she does something careless that almost reveals her secret, and she pays with a penalty that is severe, and very public. What follows, though, launches her unexpectedly into a world she never imagined she'd ever get to see, and provides her a champion who teaches her to question everything she's ever taken for granted. James has been invited to Midros to help his friend solve a decades-old mystery about a drug that's made on the planet. He stands to make more money than he can imagine, if he succeeds. Finding himself entertaining a beautiful woman for the week is not in his plans. But she quickly becomes so much more. She's incredibly smart, feisty, and brave. When he learns her secret, he finds he cannot bear the thought of letting her go back to face an uncertain future. And when they stumble on the truth about the deceptions her world has created, they must risk everything - their future, and her life - to right a wrong so great it will change the history of that universe she's always longed to explore. This book has themes of dark desires, unequal power exchange, and adult themes. .

NOTE: See Longings of Surrender. On a world where no woman is free, one woman refuses to kneel. Enna is a runaway, forced to hide in the desert mountains with others like her. But despite the harsh environment, what she's escaped from was intolerable, and she will never let herself be captured. When a chance comes to find her daughter, ripped from her arms just months before by her sadistic master, she only has her courage to fall back on, because she trusts no one else. Especially another man. Captain Matias Acoff found his missing sister on Midros, kidnapped as a child from their home planet and raised in captivity. Now he's helping to sort out other kidnapped women and return them to their homes. When he meets Enna, he finds himself involved with a group of runaways. Even if she accepts his help to find her daughter, he can't free her. She'll always be a fugitive. And if she's found, the law is clear, and the punishment for running is severe. When his assignment ends, how can he leave behind the woman he's come to love, to face that by herself? This book has elements of D/s, unequal power exchange, corporal punishment, and explicit sexual acts. Please consider carefully before purchasing.

On Midros, men rule, and women are owned. Parin Denos promised her mother she’d never to go to Midros, but the lure of a promotion was too much. Arrested for escaping with her parents as a baby, she’s put up for auction, and her first owner displays a cruelty beyond understanding. Her future seems bleak—until his handsome son saves her life. Mercer Pennis is heir to a vast fortune, yet he’s never wanted to own anyone until he meets his father’s newest purchase. When he unexpectedly becomes her master, he has little patience for the untrained woman kneeling at his feet. Her only role is to serve his needs, and he demands complete obedience. Each time he punishes her, though, her submission deepens, and he begins to see her brave strength. And as deceptions are revealed all around them, he begins to question the very foundations of the society he’s always believed in. Can Parin find love with the man who possesses her body and soul? Can Mercer become the Master that Parin needs? This third and final book in the Midrosian Chronicles is a thrilling and sensual sci-fi romance. Publisher’s Note: Tears of Surrender contains elements of unequal power exchange, discipline, and explicit scenes. If any of these offend you, please do not purchase this book.