Hot Ticket
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- 16,99 €
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- 16,99 €
Beschreibung des Verlags
Where's the line...
Between darkness and desire
Need and oblivion
Pain and pleasure
Dominatrix Aggie Martin is drawn to Sinners' bass guitarist, Jace Seymour, even before he invites himself to her dungeon for a session. Having no use for men, Mistress V (Aggie) has no intention of ever falling for any man—not even the gorgeous, brooding musician who stirs more than her body. Defiant to the point of distraction, Jace is different from Aggie's usual submissives. She soon realizes he's switched their roles with his tender love-making and for once in her life, she's ready to allow a man to take control.
The bite of Mistress V's whip is no match for the pain in Jace's heart, but Aggie's unconditional love might heal what once seemed irrevocably broken.
Praise for Hot Ticket:
"The heat and hunger between the two leads creates a palpable tension that will keep readers turning pages with reckless abandon and begging for more from this sizzling series." —RT Book Reviews
"Cunning develops her characters into real people who engage in a compelling and satisfying erotic romance." —Publishers Weekly
"This red-hot story nearly melted my Kindle." —Night Owl Reviews
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
In the red-hot fourth Sinners on Tour installment (after Double Time), Cunning takes on the tale of two damaged souls who just might be able to save each other. The Sinners are quickly rising in the rock 'n' roll business, and their members both work hard and play hard. In Las Vegas for lead singer Brian's blowout bachelor party, bass guitarist Jace is lusting after stripper Aggie when a fight breaks out. After defending his bandmates, he begs Aggie to beat him as Mistress V, her domme alter ego. The two quickly become involved. Aggie knows Jace is deeply emotionally wounded his parents abused him, and he blames himself for the death of his father and her life hasn't been without its own heartbreak, with a screwed-up mom and deadbeat dad. Their relationship builds amid a dramatic series of unexpected events. Cunning develops her characters into real people who engage in a compelling and satisfying erotic romance.
