"I am afraid to take a step forward and...miss the ground beneath my feet. You know, that awful feeling that you are going to hit the floor hard" "Who says you will miss the ground?" she could hear him smile. "What If I do though?" "You'd fall down and then get back up again" When Isabella l
Counterpoint
β Scribed by Zabo, Anna
- Book ID
- 110378003
- Year
- 2018
- Tongue
- en-US
- Weight
- 171 KB
- Series
- Twisted Wishes 2
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781488089374
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
Twisted Wishes lead guitarist Dominic βDominoβ Bradley is an animal onstage. But behind his tight leather pants and skull-crusher boots lies a different man entirely, one who needs his stage persona not only to perform, but to have the anonymity he craves. A self-imposed exile makes it impossible to get close to anyone outside the band, so heβs forced to get his sexual fix through a few hot nights with a stranger.
When computer programmer Adrian Doran meets Dominic, heβs drawn to the other manβs quiet voice and shy smile. But after a few dirty, demanding nights exploring Dominicβs need to be dominated, Adrian wants more than a casual distraction. He has no idea heβs fallen for Domino Grinderβthe outlandish, larger-than-life rock god.
Dominic is reluctant to trust Adrian with his true identity. But when the truth is revealed prematurely, Dominic is forced to reevaluate both his need for Adrian and everything he believes about himself.
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"I am afraid to take a step forward and...miss the ground beneath my feet. You know, that awful feeling that you are going to hit the floor hard" "Who says you will miss the ground?" she could hear him smile. "What If I do though?" "You'd fall down and then get back up again" When Isabell
Twisted Wishes lead guitarist Dominic βDominoβ Bradley is an animal onstage. But behind his tight leather pants and skull-crusher boots lies a different man entirely, one who needs his stage persona not only to perform, but to have the anonymity he craves. A self-imposed exile makes it impossible to