Contemporary Femdom Romance (Female-Led Power Exchange, Open Door, Explicit) — negotiated service and devotion · Thrale House
Held Silent
Nineteen years talking men off roofs, and she has never once said a true thing that was not also useful. Then she hears her working voice come out of her mouth at a man on his knees in her own house.
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. Anahid Krikorian asks the register room for one thing: a man she will not have to talk down.
The house gives her Malachy Rafferty — eighteen years a commercial litigator, undefeated in an exchange of words since he was twenty-six, who came to intake and said he would like to be somewhere his mouth could not save him. When he argues his way out of a marked failure and she manages him into yielding, she corrects it the way she corrects everything: by rule. Kneeling, he is permitted three sentences and no others. Everything else she takes with her hand across his mouth.
For nine weeks it is the best thing that has ever happened to either of them. Then the discipline she wrote costs him his practice — and she learns it from the Globe, eleven days late.
An exacting, open-door, female-led romance. Book six of Thrale House — a standalone novella with a guaranteed happily ever after. For fans of Tiffany Reisz and Cara McKenna.
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