Itβs a summer of transition for Fiona MacGregor and Meg Jordan. Having just passed the New York state bar exam, Fiona is excited about her emerging career, but something she never anticipated threatens to upend all of her carefully laid plans. Meg is spending the summer in New York City after fi
Without a Net
β Scribed by Gala, Lyn
- Book ID
- 109014485
- Publisher
- Loose Id LLC
- Year
- 2015
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 157 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781623009694
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
Oliver Robertson has been assigned to go undercover in one of the shade clubs that litter the seeder parts of town. He has never engaged in the sort of edge play found in those places, preferring the BDSM in the more mainstream control clubs. However, to find the criminals behind a series of kidnappings, he must go in undercover as a shade sub. The mission becomes more complicated when his captain asks him to collect evidence against a lieutenant who might be a dirty cop. The case quickly gets out of hand, and Ollie finds himself caught between wanting to do his job and not knowing who to trust. That confusion grows worse when a number of sexy and dominate men challenge his assumption that he prefers safe, contractually negotiated sex. It turns out he has more of a wild side than he expected, and given that heβs surrounded by dangerous men, and he canβt distinguish the good guys from the bad, thatβs terrifying. When Ollie gives his trust to a dominant who appears to be a federal agent, he might be making a connection that could change his life and he might be dooming himself. Publisher's Note: Contains dark BDSM elements.
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