β Scribed by L.A. Witt
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
He?ll bend for them. But they may break over him. For twelve years, Dom lovers Ryan βAngelβ Morgan and Dante James have run a successful photography business, and satisfied their need for a submissive with the occasional sizzling three-way. On a wedding job, they both zero in on the bride?s beautiful brother, but as professionals, they keep their attraction on the down-low?for now. Jordan Steele has no trouble establishing mastery over his stallions. When he hires Angel and Dante to shoot promotional photos for his stable, though, there?s something about them that calls to his inner submissive. After a little flirtation and a photo session that gets almost too hot to handle, Angel and Dante are happy to show him the ropes. And the whip. Once they break the ice, their sexual chemistry burns hotter than a macro flash. Everyone gets what they need?until emotions come into play. Their power could develop into something permanent, throw everything off balance?leaving one of them the odd man out. Warning: Contains lots of sarcasm, a double helping of steamy erotic photography, and two dominants having their way with one very enthusiastic submissive.
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