β Scribed by Carina Press.;Wolff, Tracy
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
New York Times bestselling author Tracy Wolff continues the scorching Art of Pleasure series with Make Me
Seven days, seven nights...
One week of passion.
One week of submission.
One week where anythingβand everythingβgoes.
Pose for me.
The words both thrill and terrify museum curator Grace Parker.
Thrill her because the way he asksβand the way he looks at herβwarns that he wants so much more than a few pictures.
Terrify her for the exact same reasons.
British photographer Jaxon Silva isnβt considered the rock star of the art scene for nothing. His latest project? Photos of bound women captured at the height of ecstasy.
Inspired by the magnetic artist to take a risk for the first time in her life, Grace leaps...into Jaxonβs ropes and his arms.
One week together is all it takes to change everything.
Jaxonβand the woman she is when sheβs with himβis what Grace wants forever.
Man-woman relationships -- Fiction
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