Book description
Two women, both working in a BDSM dungeon, both servicing clients to
earn a living, both hoping for true love in the arms of men they've only
ever dreamed about. Ursula Meadows, Mistress Shadow by day, longs for
the love she feels for her client, a man she's dubbed Beautiful Luke, to
be returned. As she goes through her week at work entertaining all the
men on her list and giving them what they want, she spends her nights on
a mission to make Luke fall in love with her. The contrast between her
daily life and her evenings is stark, but she's determined to have the
sexy-as-sin man in her bed permanently and not just on the bed in her
dungeon. Will she get what her heart aches for, or will Luke, a
self-confessed brawler and user of women, find it difficult to stick to
just one woman? Klara Woods, Mistress Darkness by day, is a
nymphomaniac. She took a job in a BDSM dungeon as the only way she could
think of to sate her huge sexual appetite. Madam allows her to give
"extras", and Klara is happy with the arrangement until she
goes out one Monday evening in search of a man to fulfil her needs and
meets one who wants so much more than just sex. They agree they won't
have sex until Friday, but it proves difficult for Klara. Every time
they meet she can't resist doing something sexual with him, and the wait
until Friday becomes intolerable... Along with the knowledge she may
have found the only man who can service her needs full-time, Klara has
to decide whether, if they make a go of their relationship, she can
leave the dungeon and all her clients behind. Is her love for Ben strong
enough for her to become a one-man woman? Is Ben's stamina enough to
keep Klara sated 24-7? Friday night will be the ultimate test...
Natalie Dae is a multi-published author in three pen names writing
several genres. She lives with her husband, children, and three cats in
an English village. She writes full time and is also a cover artist and
blog designer. In another life she was an editor. Her other pen names
are Sarah Masters and Charley Oweson.
