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Fever Dream (BDSM Ballet Book 2)

Author Annabel Joseph
Publisher Scarlet Rose Press
Category Kindle Edition
Book Details
Author(s) Annabel Joseph
Publisher Scarlet Rose Press
ISBN / ASIN B00FFS2IFM
Sales Rank #73,433
Category Kindle Edition
Marketplace United States
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Petra Hewitt’s the top ballerina in the world, and The Great Rubio her obvious counterpart, so why does she want to strangle him whenever he’s around? He’s haughty, abrupt, demanding—and alarmingly sexy. Petra knows Rubio is dangerous to her heart, to her peace of mind, and worst of all, to her career, but his rough flirtation compels her. When she gets a chance to play with him at a BDSM party, their professional partnership takes a feverish left turn.

After that, any attempts to keep him at arm’s length falter in the face of his obstinate sexuality. Rubio’s methods are ruthlessly erotic as he introduces her to the pleasures of sadism, bondage, pain, and submission. The more Petra tries to resist him, the more she craves his strength and control.

But as they play their sensual games of dominance and submission, career pressures mount, and an overzealous fan brings dangerous tension to their relationship. Soon, the dream gives way to the stark reality of her vulnerability. Maybe, just maybe, some risks are too terrifying to take.

This 84K word ballet-themed romance novel contains sensual and BDSM themes.
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