Christina Thacher

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About Christina Thacher
Christina Thacher doesn't use her real name for her erotica, if only to keep her boss from teasing her about her "smut." She's an urban professional writing about urban professionals having kinky sex. Her inspiration is obvious, she says: she just imagines what she would like to have happen to her and the next thing she knows, the book's done. Of course, between her day job as a bankruptcy lawyer and her secret life as a BDSM erotica author, Christina barely has time to date. Just as well...none of the men she meets are as sexy as her heroes. As long as that proves true, she'll keep writing books.
Q: How did you come to start writing BDSM romances?
I found Cherise Sinclair online and read the first of her Club Shadowlands books. I was blown away by how caring a romance hero could be. Dominating but caring at the same time. Hey, I want that! So I started reading all of Cherise's backlist, then Annabel Joseph, Juniper Bell, and a host of others. I have my favorite authors, but much as I would like, they can't write fast enough for me. Then a friend, Tara Buckley, told me she'd written one, and being basically competitive, I thought, "I can do that."
Q: Which authors outside of the BDSM genre have influenced you most?
Great question. Lee Child, for sure, because Jack Reacher is such a hottie. Also Jodi Picoult writes beautifully about situations we mostly think about in the abstract. I love Stephen King; no one is better at grabbing readers and taking them along for a ride. And romance authors, of course, like Susan Elizabeth Phillips and Mary Balogh.
Q: When and how do you write?
Ah, the joys of a pseudonym! In my real life, I'm a bankruptcy lawyer. That means I frequently have to be in court, waiting for my case to be called. Let's just say some naughty things have happened to my characters while I'm waiting. And all the other lawyers - and the judge! - think I'm making notes or something.
Q: What do you like to do when you're not writing?
Sadly, I don't have as much free time as I would like. My day job tends to keep me in the office a lot. I like to travel when I can, I read (of course!), and I'm passionate about the Philadelphia Eagles. I never miss a game.
Q: What kind of research do you do...The Aerie seems like it might be a real place?
I had a chance to meet Juniper Bell. This was back when I was just a reader and a fan. I asked her a similar question, which is rather what a lot of readers want to know. She just laughed. And now I understand why. I've never been to Denver (although I've visited it a lot online, LOL) and I've never been to a club quite like The Aerie. This might be a good place to admit that mine are works of imaginative fiction. So to the many courageous and honest people who are in the real BDSM world, I apologize for getting the details wrong. I'm well aware that my characters may be a little bit tame compared to what's out there.
Q: Who's in on the secret that you write BDSM erotica?
My publishers, and almost no one else. My best friend at work is married to a judge; I'm too terrified to tell her the truth in case she tells her husband. My family just assumes I work too much. I've also not told my friends that I'd like to try BDSM in real life. Well, "BDSM-lite." Basically, I want to meet a man like one of my heroes: firm and in control while all the time focused on my satisfaction. I haven't met him...yet.
Q: What kind of feedback have you been getting from readers?
I've gotten some lovely emails from readers, which has been great. Personally I get shy about contacting my own favorite authors, but it's absolutely true: one of the nicest things that can happen to an author is to hear from a satisfied reader. I've also gotten some wonderful reviews by readers at the various places where you can say why you liked a book (e.g., Goodreads, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, etc.). The reservations expressed by readers are often quite insightful. I read them with a lot of interest; those comments do help me get better as a writer.
Q: The erotic romance sub-genre seems to be increasingly hot right now ... why do think that is, and do you think the trend will continue?
"Increasingly hot"? Did you intend that pun, or are you just glad to see me? LOL Well, 50 Shades of Grey has brought erotic romance to a lot of readers, some of whom perhaps didn't know that such books existed. Of course, sexy romances have been around since the days of the so-called "bodice ripper," but there are some key differences. The strength of E.L. James's trilogy is that her characters are relatable while still being larger-than-life. Twenty-seven-year-old billionaires aren't exactly run-of-the-mill guys, but that feeling of falling in love and being desperate to maintain the connection with another person: that's something a lot of us have experienced or want to experience. What the sex adds to such a story is a universal point of connection. I could write about Xavier and Angela (my hero and heroine in The Secret Heart) intensely playing backgammon, but a lot of people have no experience of that game. Sex, on the other hand, is frequently fun to do and fun to read about. Finally, 50 Shades of Grey focused on the core of two people falling in love. There was a modest suspense subplot, but most of the three books was taken up with the relationship. I like stories like that: they look at the two people and what they're dealing with in the course of falling in love. Sex and intense emotions: my favorite sides to a main dish of romance!
Q: Without spoiling things too much, is The Secret Heart the last we will hear of The Aerie?
I may come back to visit from time to time--I do love these characters--but it's tough to present them as viable characters after their HEAs (happy-ever-afters). Part of me would love to see Kai and Jenna's wedding, or Darby and Damien's domestic bliss after their baby is born. And Xavier owns a Queen Anne Victorian that I'm just itching to visit. But a little of that can go a long way, and as the characters themselves are stable, what would I write about them? Part of the HEA is the assurance the writer gives the reader: "They're okay. You don't have to worry about them anymore." That said, I'm currently working on a short story, Roman and Juliet, that pairs off a visiting Dom and one of the usual subs at The Aerie. So I've not locked the doors to The Aerie yet!
Q: What are your plans after that?
Oh, I'm so excited about this. Someone online asked if anyone knew of books with actual BDSM contracts in them. There's 50 Shades of Grey, of course, and Annabel Joseph's Comfort Object, but it got me thinking. (I'm a lawyer in "real life.") Contracts and other legal documents have limits, including a prohibition against any agreement that violates public policy. So a piece of paper signed by two adults that lays out the terms of a sexual power exchange is unlikely to be enforceable in a court of law. That doesn't mean there aren't situations where it's still a good idea to draft that agreement. And if you're going to create a legal document, you may want a lawyer to help. Who's that lawyer going to be? Someone intimately familiar with the BDSM community. At the same time, I LOVED the recent BBC adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle's "A Scandal in Bohemia," the short story that introduces Sherlock Holmes to Irene Adler. In the remake, "A Scandal in Belgravia," Irene Adler is a professional dominatrix who's clearly attracted to Benedict Cumberbatch's Sherlock Homes. She's the one who got away, his "what if" woman. Of course, she never shows up again in Conan Doyle's stories, but what if she had? In other words, what if an all-powerful lawyer fell in love with a woman who has to disappear...and then, when he is used to life without her, she reappears? And that's when I got the idea for Mackenzie Lyon, the super-hot "Lawyer to the Doms." I have in mind a trilogy (good things come in threes) that starts with Mac dealing with an unusual bequest from an uncle to his vanilla nephew. When the uncle dies, the nephew inherits his estate...and the young woman living in the uncles house as a 24-7 submissive. Of course you can't "leave" a human being in your will...but as introductions go, that's a doozy. What's the nephew going to think when he meets this woman? And what's she going to think of him? And was the uncle matchmaking the whole time? In Mac's second book, he's the lawyer helping a young woman negotiate a contract with a Dom who's hiding behind legalese. We all know the sub has a lot of power in these situations, so how can the "Lawyer to the Doms" help her get what love story she wants? Finally, in the third story, Mac's "Irene Adler" is going to return and we'll find out what an all-powerful guy does when his heart starts up again! As we've seen in Xavier and Angela's story, I enjoy watching very powerful men deal with the one situation they can't control: love.
Q: How did you come to start writing BDSM romances?
I found Cherise Sinclair online and read the first of her Club Shadowlands books. I was blown away by how caring a romance hero could be. Dominating but caring at the same time. Hey, I want that! So I started reading all of Cherise's backlist, then Annabel Joseph, Juniper Bell, and a host of others. I have my favorite authors, but much as I would like, they can't write fast enough for me. Then a friend, Tara Buckley, told me she'd written one, and being basically competitive, I thought, "I can do that."
Q: Which authors outside of the BDSM genre have influenced you most?
Great question. Lee Child, for sure, because Jack Reacher is such a hottie. Also Jodi Picoult writes beautifully about situations we mostly think about in the abstract. I love Stephen King; no one is better at grabbing readers and taking them along for a ride. And romance authors, of course, like Susan Elizabeth Phillips and Mary Balogh.
Q: When and how do you write?
Ah, the joys of a pseudonym! In my real life, I'm a bankruptcy lawyer. That means I frequently have to be in court, waiting for my case to be called. Let's just say some naughty things have happened to my characters while I'm waiting. And all the other lawyers - and the judge! - think I'm making notes or something.
Q: What do you like to do when you're not writing?
Sadly, I don't have as much free time as I would like. My day job tends to keep me in the office a lot. I like to travel when I can, I read (of course!), and I'm passionate about the Philadelphia Eagles. I never miss a game.
Q: What kind of research do you do...The Aerie seems like it might be a real place?
I had a chance to meet Juniper Bell. This was back when I was just a reader and a fan. I asked her a similar question, which is rather what a lot of readers want to know. She just laughed. And now I understand why. I've never been to Denver (although I've visited it a lot online, LOL) and I've never been to a club quite like The Aerie. This might be a good place to admit that mine are works of imaginative fiction. So to the many courageous and honest people who are in the real BDSM world, I apologize for getting the details wrong. I'm well aware that my characters may be a little bit tame compared to what's out there.
Q: Who's in on the secret that you write BDSM erotica?
My publishers, and almost no one else. My best friend at work is married to a judge; I'm too terrified to tell her the truth in case she tells her husband. My family just assumes I work too much. I've also not told my friends that I'd like to try BDSM in real life. Well, "BDSM-lite." Basically, I want to meet a man like one of my heroes: firm and in control while all the time focused on my satisfaction. I haven't met him...yet.
Q: What kind of feedback have you been getting from readers?
I've gotten some lovely emails from readers, which has been great. Personally I get shy about contacting my own favorite authors, but it's absolutely true: one of the nicest things that can happen to an author is to hear from a satisfied reader. I've also gotten some wonderful reviews by readers at the various places where you can say why you liked a book (e.g., Goodreads, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, etc.). The reservations expressed by readers are often quite insightful. I read them with a lot of interest; those comments do help me get better as a writer.
Q: The erotic romance sub-genre seems to be increasingly hot right now ... why do think that is, and do you think the trend will continue?
"Increasingly hot"? Did you intend that pun, or are you just glad to see me? LOL Well, 50 Shades of Grey has brought erotic romance to a lot of readers, some of whom perhaps didn't know that such books existed. Of course, sexy romances have been around since the days of the so-called "bodice ripper," but there are some key differences. The strength of E.L. James's trilogy is that her characters are relatable while still being larger-than-life. Twenty-seven-year-old billionaires aren't exactly run-of-the-mill guys, but that feeling of falling in love and being desperate to maintain the connection with another person: that's something a lot of us have experienced or want to experience. What the sex adds to such a story is a universal point of connection. I could write about Xavier and Angela (my hero and heroine in The Secret Heart) intensely playing backgammon, but a lot of people have no experience of that game. Sex, on the other hand, is frequently fun to do and fun to read about. Finally, 50 Shades of Grey focused on the core of two people falling in love. There was a modest suspense subplot, but most of the three books was taken up with the relationship. I like stories like that: they look at the two people and what they're dealing with in the course of falling in love. Sex and intense emotions: my favorite sides to a main dish of romance!
Q: Without spoiling things too much, is The Secret Heart the last we will hear of The Aerie?
I may come back to visit from time to time--I do love these characters--but it's tough to present them as viable characters after their HEAs (happy-ever-afters). Part of me would love to see Kai and Jenna's wedding, or Darby and Damien's domestic bliss after their baby is born. And Xavier owns a Queen Anne Victorian that I'm just itching to visit. But a little of that can go a long way, and as the characters themselves are stable, what would I write about them? Part of the HEA is the assurance the writer gives the reader: "They're okay. You don't have to worry about them anymore." That said, I'm currently working on a short story, Roman and Juliet, that pairs off a visiting Dom and one of the usual subs at The Aerie. So I've not locked the doors to The Aerie yet!
Q: What are your plans after that?
Oh, I'm so excited about this. Someone online asked if anyone knew of books with actual BDSM contracts in them. There's 50 Shades of Grey, of course, and Annabel Joseph's Comfort Object, but it got me thinking. (I'm a lawyer in "real life.") Contracts and other legal documents have limits, including a prohibition against any agreement that violates public policy. So a piece of paper signed by two adults that lays out the terms of a sexual power exchange is unlikely to be enforceable in a court of law. That doesn't mean there aren't situations where it's still a good idea to draft that agreement. And if you're going to create a legal document, you may want a lawyer to help. Who's that lawyer going to be? Someone intimately familiar with the BDSM community. At the same time, I LOVED the recent BBC adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle's "A Scandal in Bohemia," the short story that introduces Sherlock Holmes to Irene Adler. In the remake, "A Scandal in Belgravia," Irene Adler is a professional dominatrix who's clearly attracted to Benedict Cumberbatch's Sherlock Homes. She's the one who got away, his "what if" woman. Of course, she never shows up again in Conan Doyle's stories, but what if she had? In other words, what if an all-powerful lawyer fell in love with a woman who has to disappear...and then, when he is used to life without her, she reappears? And that's when I got the idea for Mackenzie Lyon, the super-hot "Lawyer to the Doms." I have in mind a trilogy (good things come in threes) that starts with Mac dealing with an unusual bequest from an uncle to his vanilla nephew. When the uncle dies, the nephew inherits his estate...and the young woman living in the uncles house as a 24-7 submissive. Of course you can't "leave" a human being in your will...but as introductions go, that's a doozy. What's the nephew going to think when he meets this woman? And what's she going to think of him? And was the uncle matchmaking the whole time? In Mac's second book, he's the lawyer helping a young woman negotiate a contract with a Dom who's hiding behind legalese. We all know the sub has a lot of power in these situations, so how can the "Lawyer to the Doms" help her get what love story she wants? Finally, in the third story, Mac's "Irene Adler" is going to return and we'll find out what an all-powerful guy does when his heart starts up again! As we've seen in Xavier and Angela's story, I enjoy watching very powerful men deal with the one situation they can't control: love.
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Blog postA friend of mine recently suffered through a breakup with her boyfriend. He was your typical schmuck–he belittled her, demeaned her in front of his friends, make her feel cheap and unloved. She kicked him to the curb.
Not that unusual, except theirs had been a BDSM relationship. The boyfriend had been her Dom. And that’s where the lines get blurred (any references to Robin Thicke are coincidental). What had been consensual? What had been abuse?
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Titles By Christina Thacher
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For one night, Colorado rancher Roman Grainger is an honored guest at The Aerie, Xavier Greer's private BDSM club. Roman's not sure the whips-and-chains stuff is for him, though, and he's about to leave when he sees Juliet Howard, half-naked, kneeling at his feet.
Juliet Howard, a regular sub at The Aerie, figures she's won the sub lottery when she looks up at a real cowboy, complete with the boots and a Stetson in one hand. But when they get to The Medieval Room, she realizes that Roman's not exactly an experienced Dom. Still, he's the sexiest man she's seen for a long time. And since the regular Aerie Doms are either paired up with their own subs or nervous about playing with Juliet because she's "the delicate one," she's not letting Roman go just yet.
Can one night together be the start of something wonderful, or will it just be a fantasy played out for them both?
Christina Thacher wrote this short story so you can try out her writing at minimal cost. Roman and Juliet features other characters from The Aerie Doms universe, but it's a stand-alone story with its own satisfying ending.
Warning: This erotic romance has lots of sex, including some light bondage (approximate length: 11,000 words). The bonus material has more sex, including dominance and submission, impact play, and a really kinky scene in The Aerie owner’s office!
Bonus material: this book also includes the first chapters of The Locked Heart, The Frozen Heart, and The Secret Heart (books 1 to 3 of The Aerie Doms series).
Juliet Howard, a regular sub at The Aerie, figures she's won the sub lottery when she looks up at a real cowboy, complete with the boots and a Stetson in one hand. But when they get to The Medieval Room, she realizes that Roman's not exactly an experienced Dom. Still, he's the sexiest man she's seen for a long time. And since the regular Aerie Doms are either paired up with their own subs or nervous about playing with Juliet because she's "the delicate one," she's not letting Roman go just yet.
Can one night together be the start of something wonderful, or will it just be a fantasy played out for them both?
Christina Thacher wrote this short story so you can try out her writing at minimal cost. Roman and Juliet features other characters from The Aerie Doms universe, but it's a stand-alone story with its own satisfying ending.
Warning: This erotic romance has lots of sex, including some light bondage (approximate length: 11,000 words). The bonus material has more sex, including dominance and submission, impact play, and a really kinky scene in The Aerie owner’s office!
Bonus material: this book also includes the first chapters of The Locked Heart, The Frozen Heart, and The Secret Heart (books 1 to 3 of The Aerie Doms series).
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Christina Thacher's follow-up to The Aerie Doms is a series of BDSM romances featuring Mackenzie Lyon, the super-hot "Lawyer to the Doms".
Sara leads a double life: CFO by day, sexual submissive at night. When her Master dies suddenly, Sara discovers his will leaves her to his nephew, as though she's a valuable piece of furniture. She's ready to move into a hotel when she gets her first sight of the new owner, gorgeous six-foot-five Cal. Sara has a sudden desire to kneel at his feet. Only problem, he's not a Dom.
Cal, a gifted but impoverished composer, barely knew his uncle. So it's a shock to inherit Bruno's fortune ... and his sexual submissive. Under the terms of the will, they'll have to live as roommates before Cal can deed the house to her. Smart, lovely and graceful, Sara drives Cal crazy with desire. Only problem, he's not a Dom.
Cal is used to directing an orchestra to create the performance he wants, but he has to visit The Club to understand why his uncle left him The Bequest.
Sara leads a double life: CFO by day, sexual submissive at night. When her Master dies suddenly, Sara discovers his will leaves her to his nephew, as though she's a valuable piece of furniture. She's ready to move into a hotel when she gets her first sight of the new owner, gorgeous six-foot-five Cal. Sara has a sudden desire to kneel at his feet. Only problem, he's not a Dom.
Cal, a gifted but impoverished composer, barely knew his uncle. So it's a shock to inherit Bruno's fortune ... and his sexual submissive. Under the terms of the will, they'll have to live as roommates before Cal can deed the house to her. Smart, lovely and graceful, Sara drives Cal crazy with desire. Only problem, he's not a Dom.
Cal is used to directing an orchestra to create the performance he wants, but he has to visit The Club to understand why his uncle left him The Bequest.
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As the owner of The Aerie, Xavier Greer is considered a "Dom's Dom." He and his late wife, Penny, were the perfect D/s couple, until Penny died of breast cancer. Three years later, Xavier still hasn't found himself sexually attracted to anyone. Until Angela returns to the club. As a Domme.
A charter member of The Aerie, Angela Vernon had been a great submissive. She and Penny had been friends, which is why Angela had left when she'd fallen in love with the one man she could never have: Xavier Greer. Even before Penny got sick, Angela knew it was wrong to want another sub's Dom. So she switched to being a Domme and tried to forget Xavier.
Fate brings them back together, and Angela reluctantly rejoins The Aerie. When Xavier sees her, proud and tall, he wants her anyway he can get her. Falling for a Domme isn't exactly how Xavier imagined he'd find passion again, but there are even bigger surprises in store for him as Angela proves to be so much more than he'd assumed.
Warning: This novella contains scorching sex and even hotter emotions as two powerful people negotiate who's really in control. In the end, it's a story of romance and second chances at happiness. Approximately 30,000 words.
A charter member of The Aerie, Angela Vernon had been a great submissive. She and Penny had been friends, which is why Angela had left when she'd fallen in love with the one man she could never have: Xavier Greer. Even before Penny got sick, Angela knew it was wrong to want another sub's Dom. So she switched to being a Domme and tried to forget Xavier.
Fate brings them back together, and Angela reluctantly rejoins The Aerie. When Xavier sees her, proud and tall, he wants her anyway he can get her. Falling for a Domme isn't exactly how Xavier imagined he'd find passion again, but there are even bigger surprises in store for him as Angela proves to be so much more than he'd assumed.
Warning: This novella contains scorching sex and even hotter emotions as two powerful people negotiate who's really in control. In the end, it's a story of romance and second chances at happiness. Approximately 30,000 words.
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Private passion meets public display in these four hot short stories in Love Letters Volume 5: Exposed.
R Is for Reality by Ginny Glass
Sheer desperation drives Mackenzie Alexander to persuade handsome cab driver Greg Redding to audition for a role she's been forced to cast. A role that leads to steamy encounters on and off set
S Is for Scandalous by Emily Cale
Taking a job as a nude serving dish at a party is a departure for model Kacey James. But the public event becomes something much more private when one of the guests turns out to be a man from her past.
T Is for Tango by Christina Thacher
Adam is shocked when his office's sexy temp, Sonia, starts changing clothes at her desk when everyone else has left for the nightuntil she makes it clear he's her intended audience.
U Is for Undone by Maggie Wells
Dr. Alec McCarthy has noticed hot nurse and neighbor Sofia Morales around the hospitalbut she really gets his attention when she does a striptease for him in front of her window.
44,000 words
R Is for Reality by Ginny Glass
Sheer desperation drives Mackenzie Alexander to persuade handsome cab driver Greg Redding to audition for a role she's been forced to cast. A role that leads to steamy encounters on and off set
S Is for Scandalous by Emily Cale
Taking a job as a nude serving dish at a party is a departure for model Kacey James. But the public event becomes something much more private when one of the guests turns out to be a man from her past.
T Is for Tango by Christina Thacher
Adam is shocked when his office's sexy temp, Sonia, starts changing clothes at her desk when everyone else has left for the nightuntil she makes it clear he's her intended audience.
U Is for Undone by Maggie Wells
Dr. Alec McCarthy has noticed hot nurse and neighbor Sofia Morales around the hospitalbut she really gets his attention when she does a striptease for him in front of her window.
44,000 words
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Verbal foreplay goes a long way in these four steamy stories in Love Letters Volume 3: Wicked Whispers.
I Is for Indecent by Christina Thacher
Annie Forrest doesn't think flirtatious Stefan Cox is seriously interested in heruntil he starts describing what it will be like when they strip away their inhibitions and their clothes. But do they have anything in common besides their gift for dirty talk?
J Is for Jaded by Maggie Wells
Voice actress Julie Poplin secretly thinks about rocker-turned-sound-engineer Vaughan Hatch when she needs to make passion leap from the page while narrating a steamy audio book. But their recording session takes a seductive turn when she accidentally speaks Vaughan's name instead of the hero's
K Is for Kick-Start by Ginny Glass
Author Sophie Maddox has a bad case of writer's block and a distractingly handsome editor clamoring for her newest sexy romance. She's tempted by Oliver's offer to use his place to writeand even more tempted to act out scenes when a typo reveals she's been using him as inspiration.
L Is for Lessons by Emily Cale
When Chloe turns to her friend Bethany for help earning some extra cash, she's shocked to discover that Bethany is a phone sex operator and is intrigued by her offer to teach Chloe the ropes. But neither of them is prepared for the unexpected desire their lesson unleashes.
40,000 words
I Is for Indecent by Christina Thacher
Annie Forrest doesn't think flirtatious Stefan Cox is seriously interested in heruntil he starts describing what it will be like when they strip away their inhibitions and their clothes. But do they have anything in common besides their gift for dirty talk?
J Is for Jaded by Maggie Wells
Voice actress Julie Poplin secretly thinks about rocker-turned-sound-engineer Vaughan Hatch when she needs to make passion leap from the page while narrating a steamy audio book. But their recording session takes a seductive turn when she accidentally speaks Vaughan's name instead of the hero's
K Is for Kick-Start by Ginny Glass
Author Sophie Maddox has a bad case of writer's block and a distractingly handsome editor clamoring for her newest sexy romance. She's tempted by Oliver's offer to use his place to writeand even more tempted to act out scenes when a typo reveals she's been using him as inspiration.
L Is for Lessons by Emily Cale
When Chloe turns to her friend Bethany for help earning some extra cash, she's shocked to discover that Bethany is a phone sex operator and is intrigued by her offer to teach Chloe the ropes. But neither of them is prepared for the unexpected desire their lesson unleashes.
40,000 words
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Discover four sexy stories with a military twist in Love Letters Volume 2: Duty to Please.
E Is for Entice by Emily Cale
Coast Guard Petty Officer Evan Marshall knows it won't be easy proving to his hometown that he's maturedespecially his former girlfriend, Ciara Knowles. Though they soon re-create some very hot memories, it may take a disaster to truly bring them together.
F Is for Fallout by Ginny Glass
When Spencer Corwin returns from Iraq, all he can think about is finally meeting the woman he's been corresponding with in the flesh. But will their red-hot passion survive the fallout of learning they've both been living a lie?
G Is for Gun-Shy by Christina Thacher
Colonel Jack Travis doesn't want to be partnered with buttoned-up military strategist Davina McCalleven if she's the sexiest woman he's ever seen. When a freak storm traps them in Jack's cabin, the buttons start coming undone and things really start heating up.
H Is for Hotshot by Maggie Wells
Smoke jumper Luke Whitehawk usually fights fireswhen he's not fighting his sizzling attraction to pilot Tara Ferris. And Tara's determined that this is one battle Luke is destined to lose
39,000 words
E Is for Entice by Emily Cale
Coast Guard Petty Officer Evan Marshall knows it won't be easy proving to his hometown that he's maturedespecially his former girlfriend, Ciara Knowles. Though they soon re-create some very hot memories, it may take a disaster to truly bring them together.
F Is for Fallout by Ginny Glass
When Spencer Corwin returns from Iraq, all he can think about is finally meeting the woman he's been corresponding with in the flesh. But will their red-hot passion survive the fallout of learning they've both been living a lie?
G Is for Gun-Shy by Christina Thacher
Colonel Jack Travis doesn't want to be partnered with buttoned-up military strategist Davina McCalleven if she's the sexiest woman he's ever seen. When a freak storm traps them in Jack's cabin, the buttons start coming undone and things really start heating up.
H Is for Hotshot by Maggie Wells
Smoke jumper Luke Whitehawk usually fights fireswhen he's not fighting his sizzling attraction to pilot Tara Ferris. And Tara's determined that this is one battle Luke is destined to lose
39,000 words
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Mackenzie Lyon has a ferocious reputation in the courtroom and a fearsome reputation as a Dom in The Club, Washington, D.C.'s exclusive BDSM establishment. No one knows who broke his heart. All they know is that she's dead...
Diana Truscott feels certain that walking into a dangerous situation will get her killed. Instead, she gets introduced to Mac Lyon, a Dom to heat her body and melt her heart. When she has to leave him, she leaves her soul behind.
What would happen if the woman Mac can't forget were to return?
Diana Truscott feels certain that walking into a dangerous situation will get her killed. Instead, she gets introduced to Mac Lyon, a Dom to heat her body and melt her heart. When she has to leave him, she leaves her soul behind.
What would happen if the woman Mac can't forget were to return?
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Love Letters Volume 1 contains four hot short stories that will tempt you to submit to desire:
A Is for Assignment by Ginny Glass
Lane Heywood is the last person Cameron Isley wanted as his partner in an undercover investigation at a sex club. But with the sexy psychiatrist masquerading as his Domme, he'll have to submit to her erotic tormentand try to control his all-too-real lust.
B Is for Bondage by Christina Thacher
When Rachel Cooper begins BDSM lessons, she soon starts fantasizing about her instructor, Marc Thibaud. They're not supposed to have sexuntil one lesson crosses the line
C Is for Curious by Emily Cale
Mistress Rebecca Greer has had her eye on The Black Rose BDSM club's shy receptionist, so when Hilary "accidentally" interrupts one of her sessions, Rebecca decides to give her a taste to satisfy her curiosity.
D Is for Detained by Maggie Wells
He was the preacher's son; her parents owned the local sex shop. Sherry Adams and Tyler Prescott's attraction was forbidden when they were teenagers, but years later Deputy Tyler takes out his trusty handcuffs to show her just how good they could be together.
37,000 words
A Is for Assignment by Ginny Glass
Lane Heywood is the last person Cameron Isley wanted as his partner in an undercover investigation at a sex club. But with the sexy psychiatrist masquerading as his Domme, he'll have to submit to her erotic tormentand try to control his all-too-real lust.
B Is for Bondage by Christina Thacher
When Rachel Cooper begins BDSM lessons, she soon starts fantasizing about her instructor, Marc Thibaud. They're not supposed to have sexuntil one lesson crosses the line
C Is for Curious by Emily Cale
Mistress Rebecca Greer has had her eye on The Black Rose BDSM club's shy receptionist, so when Hilary "accidentally" interrupts one of her sessions, Rebecca decides to give her a taste to satisfy her curiosity.
D Is for Detained by Maggie Wells
He was the preacher's son; her parents owned the local sex shop. Sherry Adams and Tyler Prescott's attraction was forbidden when they were teenagers, but years later Deputy Tyler takes out his trusty handcuffs to show her just how good they could be together.
37,000 words
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Jenna uses The Aerie to exorcize some old trauma, but when the sexy blond Dom, Kai Johanssen, cuddles her after a scene, he breaks through her defenses in a way neither was expecting. She wants him to teach her how to submit sexually without pain, but can she keep the super-sexy surgeon from breaking her heart?
Kai needs to have a sub with him in order to hang with his friends, but when he gives in to the desire to play with Goth-girl Jenna, he discovers she's different. He's entranced by Jenna's courage and flawless skin, but his usual casual way of playing with subs doesn't feel right with her. The sex is the best he's had, but he wants more than the occasional encounter at the club. He wants to date her...only neither of them knows what the protocol is for romance.
Warning: This novella contains smoking-hot role play, sexy costumes, and BDSM equipment, but at its heart, it's an old-fashioned love story. Approximately 33,000 words.
Kai needs to have a sub with him in order to hang with his friends, but when he gives in to the desire to play with Goth-girl Jenna, he discovers she's different. He's entranced by Jenna's courage and flawless skin, but his usual casual way of playing with subs doesn't feel right with her. The sex is the best he's had, but he wants more than the occasional encounter at the club. He wants to date her...only neither of them knows what the protocol is for romance.
Warning: This novella contains smoking-hot role play, sexy costumes, and BDSM equipment, but at its heart, it's an old-fashioned love story. Approximately 33,000 words.
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Darby just wants a drink when the airline cancels her flight, but she gets more: she gets noticed by Damien, a handsome man who wants to spend the night with her. Darby loves being dominated, so she travels to The Aerie, the private BDSM sex club Damien frequents, to see if she really is a submissive.
At The Aerie, Damien's normal detachment fails him with Darby. He's obsessed with her enthusiasm and grace but he's locked his heart against her love.
Warning: This book contains scorching hot scenes of BDSM sex between a blackhearted Dom and a natural sub, but don't be fooled: it's really a romance. Approximately 30,000 words.
At The Aerie, Damien's normal detachment fails him with Darby. He's obsessed with her enthusiasm and grace but he's locked his heart against her love.
Warning: This book contains scorching hot scenes of BDSM sex between a blackhearted Dom and a natural sub, but don't be fooled: it's really a romance. Approximately 30,000 words.
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Sexy redhead seeks the perfect Dom ...
Isabelle Peters spots the Dom she wants -- darkly handsome Sebastian D'Alessandro. Seems he's also the impossible-to-please Dom, and the most-likely-to-find-fault Dom. Doesn't matter to Isabelle. She'll show him she's the perfect sub.
Sebastian wants nothing to do with Isabelle. She lacks the proper respect. But he agrees to do a scene with her. If she's as good as she says, she "wins" a weekend at his place. If she fails -- as he knows she will -- he never has to touch her again.
Can two such different people work out a D/s relationship ... or even love? That's what the negotiation is for ...
Isabelle Peters spots the Dom she wants -- darkly handsome Sebastian D'Alessandro. Seems he's also the impossible-to-please Dom, and the most-likely-to-find-fault Dom. Doesn't matter to Isabelle. She'll show him she's the perfect sub.
Sebastian wants nothing to do with Isabelle. She lacks the proper respect. But he agrees to do a scene with her. If she's as good as she says, she "wins" a weekend at his place. If she fails -- as he knows she will -- he never has to touch her again.
Can two such different people work out a D/s relationship ... or even love? That's what the negotiation is for ...
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These men know how to ride! Meet red-hot ranchers and captivating cowboys in five new short stories in Love Letters Volume 6: Cowboy's Command.
V Is for Vindicated by Maggie Wells
Barrel-racing queen Michelle Kelly likes to ride wildbut her old flame Cole Powell might have what it takes to rope the woman he loves once and for all.
W Is for Wanted by Ginny Glass
When Samuel Thrasher is forced to return to his family's ranch, he doesn't want to revisit his past except when it comes to Merrit Hightower, who's definitely not the innocent girl he left behind!
X Is for XXX Ranch by Maggie Wells and Emily Cale
Jane Richardson is stunned to discover that the property she's inherited isn't the working ranch she imagined. Handsome neighbor Clive Boland offers to buy the XXX Ranchand proposes more than just a business deal.
Y Is for Yearning by Christina Thacher
Cowboy Ben Hastings is everything Diana wants in a man. He may be quiet, but their passion between the sheets is anything but. Yet making a place for her in his bed and life may be a challenge
Z Is for Zeal by Emily Cale
Rancher Aaron Lyons hates when tourists take over his local bar during rodeo weekuntil he meets Nathan Howell, and their encounter turns into a one-night stand neither of them will forget.
53,000 words
V Is for Vindicated by Maggie Wells
Barrel-racing queen Michelle Kelly likes to ride wildbut her old flame Cole Powell might have what it takes to rope the woman he loves once and for all.
W Is for Wanted by Ginny Glass
When Samuel Thrasher is forced to return to his family's ranch, he doesn't want to revisit his past except when it comes to Merrit Hightower, who's definitely not the innocent girl he left behind!
X Is for XXX Ranch by Maggie Wells and Emily Cale
Jane Richardson is stunned to discover that the property she's inherited isn't the working ranch she imagined. Handsome neighbor Clive Boland offers to buy the XXX Ranchand proposes more than just a business deal.
Y Is for Yearning by Christina Thacher
Cowboy Ben Hastings is everything Diana wants in a man. He may be quiet, but their passion between the sheets is anything but. Yet making a place for her in his bed and life may be a challenge
Z Is for Zeal by Emily Cale
Rancher Aaron Lyons hates when tourists take over his local bar during rodeo weekuntil he meets Nathan Howell, and their encounter turns into a one-night stand neither of them will forget.
53,000 words
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