Contemporary Femdom Romance (Female-Led Power Exchange, Open Door, Explicit) — negotiated service and devotion · Thrale House
Carried Over
Forty-seven years holding other people's money, and not one entry anywhere in her own name. She comes to Thrale House to learn how a record is properly kept.
Behind an unmarked door in Boston's Back Bay, Thrale House's membership is women, and the men are attached to them by written agreement. Honora Beaufoy is a fiduciary — trustee, executor, the woman who administers other people's marriages and deaths — and she wants a man answerable to her, and intends to be very good at it.
The house sets Crispin Trelease to teach her the register protocol: a court-appointed receiver who reads dead institutions' books aloud to the people who ruined them, treasurer here for eleven years, undramatic about kneeling. He demonstrates with a specimen week, immaculate and hollow — until she asks a question that is not in it.
Then the capital call comes, and a fiduciary traces every dollar before she puts one in. What she finds in his accounts is not theft. It is three years of his own money, and a man who audits himself and calls it service.
An exacting, open-door, female-led romance. Book seven of Thrale House — a standalone novella with a guaranteed happily ever after. For fans of Tiffany Reisz and Cara McKenna.
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