Blackmail
Part Two has much more story line and less erotic in...
Mia Winters was a perfectly normal junior at Yale University. Until she accidentally witnessed a secret lover's rendezvous. Now, blackmailed into silence, a sexual hunger has awoken inside of her, and there's only one way to satiate it--but she's not sure she wants to. Of course, Julian Roth, her gorgeous and brilliant T.A., and Tristan Masters, her equally gorgeous but loathsome classmate, may not give her a choice. The closer she gets to them, the more she is drawn into the world of old money, family dynasties, and secret societies--all worlds she never intended to discover. Will she let herself go down the proverbial rabbit hole or will her better judgement win out in the war between what her brain thinks and what her body craves?This work of fiction is erotica, meaning that sexual encounters are descriptively explicit and extensive. This novel features a relationship an "MMF" relationship, meaning two men and one women are all involved in a three-way sexual relationship. Content is inappropriate for non-adults.
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- Pages: 317 pages
- ISBN: / 9780998987
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Part Two has much more story line and less erotic in it but still has enough to keep things moving. The new characters that are introduced are a welcome addition to the story line. Theo and Leanne. It seems like Theo is using Leanne just to get close to Mia and Tristan but we will just have to wait and see. It is nice to see that Tristan... Love It.Keep reading, you won't be disappointed. I don't like reading the story in the review, so I will just tell you that the author continues to do an excellent job of keeping the reader enthralled in the story of Mia, Julian and Tristan. I read all four books in just as many days. I'm a huge fan of erotic stories and sadly, it is becoming harder and harder to find well written stories. Most authors do not pay attention to character development and scene setting and jump right into the meaty stuff. This does not really give an immersive reading experience and personally it's a huge turn-off. Thankfully, this isn't...
