BDSM Erotic Contemporary The first time David saw Ariel, she was pinned against the lockers, being fingered by a football player—and smiling. He never forgot that smile. But he let her get away. Ten years later, a summer class reunion brings him another chance. Ariel is still beautiful, free, and erotically unpredictable; David, even in his own mind, is dull as dry toast. She wants to be sexually dominated—by him. He'd be happy just to get laid. But with the help of the Internet, an experienced Dom who's willing to give advice, and Ariel's drawer full of toys, he'll take a shot at being everything she wants and needs. Twenty-four hours of submission, bondage, erotic toys and one old-fashioned spanking convince David that Ariel's sexual preferences suit him perfectly. But if they're going to stay together, they'll have to deal with other The suffocating summer heat. The specter of Ariel's free-love past. The disapproval of their old classmates. Their mutual insecurities. And maybe the most important Can a dedicated tax accountant really be happy with a woman who never balances her checkbook? Whatever happens, the flavor of their summer isn't going to be vanilla any more. Publisher's This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find BDSM elements and themes, domination/submission.
Author
Lyra Marlowe has been writing since – well, since she learned to write. Her very first book was selected to be read at the Young Author’s Conference for elementary school students. They told her she could write, and she’s never stopped. Her first erotic romance, "Thirteen Silver Moons", was published in December of 2007. At the same time, a sweet fantasy story, "Solstice Night", was also released in an anthology. "The Flavor of Summer" was her first fictional foray into the world of BDSM; "First Taste" is a follow-up story to "Flavor". "Ghosts in the Graveyard" is her first New Adult Paranormal novel. Lyra has lived on the shores of Lake Erie all her life, but dreams of a land where it never snows. She and her husband have three children, two insolent cats and a good-natured mutt. They share a 110-year old Victorian home with a gentle grandmother ghost who loves babies but hates painted woodwork and the color purple.
