Dangerously Bound
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4.0 • 26 Ratings
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- $6.99
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- $6.99
Publisher Description
She can whip up something sweet…
Allie LeClair has finally returned to the sultry city of New Orleans. After ten years of studying and working as a pastry chef in San Francisco and all over Europe—and feeding her submissive side at BDSM clubs—Allie is home, and she has something to prove to the man who once fueled her desires. She’s not a child anymore.
But with two in the kitchen…
When security specialist Mick Reid hears that Allie is back in town, he knows he won’t be able to stay away for long. Ever since he discovered his darker side, Mick has tried to protect Allie from the aggressive beast within him—but that power and wildness is exactly what she wants.
Can they take the heat?
Allie has made the first move, but now it’s up to Mick. The game has begun, and playing has never been so rough.
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Bradley (who also writes as Eve Berlin) blends the sticky heat and spice of Louisiana with edgy, kinky romance, in this sensuous contemporary. Allie LeClair returns to her hometown of New Orleans after spending 12 years traveling the world to study and work as a pastry chef and explore the world's top kink clubs. Hoping to recapture the love of her high school sweetheart, gruff dominant Mick Reid, she enlists the help of their mutual friend Jamie, who is familiar with their history, and with the delicate negotiations required in a BDSM relationship. When Allie and Jamie present the plan to Mick, he's appalled; despite Allie's years of experience as a submissive, he still sees her as a sweet young thing who needs to be protected from his brutal side. But he can't resist the chance to rekindle the love they've both held at bay for a decade. As Mick and Allie slowly reconnect, ghosts from the past threaten to destroy their relationship. Bradley serves up a blazing hot erotic tale, seasoned with rope bondage and the mystique of New Orleans, that's sure to satisfy fans of the genre.
Customer Reviews
Disappointing
Not up to her usual writing skills. It was almost as if someone else wrote it. Contrived story and terrible dialog.