Wicked Play
By Lynda Aicher
2016
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4.50
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Part Five of Ten"You're everything to me. "Hell hath no fury like a protective Dom and there are no limits to how far Deklan will go to save Kendra. No one hurts his sub—his love—and walks away. Kendra knows that Deklan will do whatever it takes to make sure her former Master never touches her again, and for the first time in a long time, she feels safe.But Kendra's ex isn't going down without a fight. And for Kendra and Deklan, losing means giving up their chance at a future together."I'll make this right."Seth Matthews makes the rules. The most important one? No sub will be harmed within the walls of The Den while he's in charge.Should any member dare to try, there will be hell to pay.Tyler Wysong can't forget the moment his Dom crossed the line. Nor can he forget the moment Seth pulled him back from the brink. And even though Tyler has no interest in being with another Dom ever again, the temptation to feel Seth's hands on him is almost enough to bring him to his knees.There are only two things Allison English wants when she arrives at The justice for an abused sub and to live out her fantasy of being bound by Seth Matthews. When Tyler and Seth ask her to stay and help Tyler recover, she just might get the chance to have both.Behind the doors of Twin Cities' most exclusive BDSM club, The Den, pleasure reigns supreme. Here, every secret fantasy will be fulfilled, every forbidden desire granted, but only if you're brave enough to ask.This installment is approximately 35,000 words
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Author
Lynda Aicher
Author · 28 books
I love to read. It's a simple fact that has been true since I discovered the worlds of Judy Blume at the age of ten. After years of weekly travel as a consultant implementing computer software into global companies, I ended my nomadic lifestyle to raise my two children. Now, my imagination is my only limitation on where I can go and my writing lets me escape from the daily duties of being a mom, wife, chauffeur, scheduler, cook, teacher, cleaner, and mediator. If writing wasn't a priority, it would never get done.
