Contemporary Femdom Romance (Female-Led Power Exchange, Open Door, Explicit) — negotiated service and devotion · Thrale House
Kept Time
Twenty-two years on a podium, and she has never heard a sound she did not choose first. Then she takes her hand away — and he keeps the beat.
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. Yewon Rhee conducts the Charlesgate Symphony, and what she asks the house to draft is an attachment that runs entirely on cue: every act at her signal, nothing unbidden, silence the default condition.
The house gives her Ellis Norcross — thirty years an interpreter, a man who makes his living three seconds behind other people's sentences and half a sentence ahead of them. He holds the tempo after her hand stops. So she rules it out of the room: nothing whatever without a spoken instruction. For six weeks the evenings are flawless, and dead.
Then a two-year posting to The Hague arrives, and Ellis kneels and hands her the decision entire. It is the one cue she cannot give him.
An exacting, open-door, female-led romance. Book three of Thrale House — a standalone novella with a guaranteed happily ever after. For fans of Tiffany Reisz and Cara McKenna.
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