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Shattered
By Lynda
Aicher
Wicked
Play, Book 7
Publisher: Carina Press
Release Date: September 15, 2014
Genre: BDSM/Contemporary Erotic Romance
Length: 284 Pages
ISBN: 9781426899034
ASIN: B00KV62MOU
About the book:
Shattered
Bonds, Book Seven of Wicked Play
Will the doors of The Den close forever?
When the lives and friendships of The Den owners are thrown into
chaos, Noah Bakker steps in to deal with the fallout. He hasn't had a sub or
participated in a Scene since tragedy changed his life four years ago. But as
an investor in the exclusive BDSM club, he can't walk away from the lifestyle
completely. As he works to keep the club running, he finds himself drawn to Liv
Delcour, the seemingly naïve sister of one of the other owners.
Liv didn't know about the naughty things her friends were up to
behind closed doors, but when their secrets become headline news, she's more
curious than shocked. As she works with Noah to keep the media at bay, she
finds that his dominant strength is more than a little arousing. Soon they're
exploring their mutual desires in the most wicked ways.
Liv isn't sure if she can completely submit to Noah the way she
thinks he wants her to—and Noah isn't sure he can withstand the pain of falling
in love…
New to the Den? Start at the beginning with Bonds of Trust.
EXCERPT“Thank you for driving me tonight,” Liv Delcour said, stealing a glance at Noah as he backed the car out and followed the SUV into the street.“Not a problem.” He kept his eyes on the road, one hand on the wheel, the other notched on the armrest.She inhaled, catching a hint of his rich cologne. It smelled as expensive as the suits he wore and the car he drove. He might be out of her league, but she had to give her sister props for the gorgeous company she kept. Liv found the dark control of this man more appealing than the arrogance that came with most of the athletes Vanessa represented.The streetlights flickered over his face to highlight his strong profile. He had an elegant nose tempered by a square jaw and a high forehead beneath hair that had just enough curl to defy the styled cut. Would the soft curls wrap around my fingers if I touched them?Right. She closed her eyes and released a slow breath. That train of thought would get her nowhere.The light was changing to green when she looked up, trying to think of something to talk about besides the youth center. They’d exhausted that topic on the drive to the ice arena. What else did she know about the man?“So what kind of law do you practice?” she asked.“Corporate and small business. Contracts mostly.”That might have been the longest sentence he’d said to her. “What does that— Oh my God!” she exclaimed as a dark green pickup blasted into the intersection. The truck smashed into the side of the SUV to the tune of a metal-bending crash that rocked the interior of Noah’s car.Noah slammed on the brakes. Her hands flew up to brace herself as she jerked forward only to be jolted back by the seat belt. Despite that, her focus remained on the scene unfolding before her. It was like watching a slow-motion camera on hyper-speed.The collision propelled the SUV sideways through the intersection with a continued peal of tires and smoke that seemed to accelerate instead of slow. Horns blared, other vehicles swerved to avoid them, car parts exploded into the air and there was nothing she could do.
Lynda Aicher has always loved to read. It’s a simple fact that has
been true since she discovered the words of Judy Blume at the age of ten. After
years of weekly travel as a consultant implementing computer software into
global companies, she ended her nomadic lifestyle to raise her two children.
Now, her imagination is her only limitation on where she can go and her writing
lets her escape from the daily duties of being a mom, wife, chauffer,
scheduler, cook, teacher, volunteer, cleaner and mediator. If writing wasn’t a
priority, it wouldn’t get done.
To learn more about Lynda, you can find her at:
Website: http://lyndaaicher.com
Facebook: http://facebook.com/lyndaaicherauthor
Twitter: http://twitter.com/lyndaaicher
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