Contemporary Femdom Romance (Female-Led Power Exchange, Open Door, Explicit) — negotiated service and devotion · Thrale House
Named Aloud
She has drafted the terms for forty-one other women. Her own stops at the clause she cannot say aloud.
Behind an unmarked door in Back Bay, Thrale House's membership is women, and the men are attached to them by written agreement. Josephine Marchbank has drafted every one of them for fifteen years. She can name any limit, protocol or consequence. She has never been able to name a want.
So she attaches Wesley Lorne on the provisional form — reviewable, terminable, no ribbon — specifying everything she will permit and nothing she needs. Wesley is the engineer called in after a building fails, to find what the drawings did not say. He obeys to the letter, answers what she never asked, and never bargains.
Then, past midnight on a Friday, he says Hold. and goes home. No reason owed. A stop with no stated cause is the one thing her career has no instrument for. To get him back, she will have to arrive with nothing in her hand and say it out loud.
An open-door, female-led romance. Book two of Thrale House — a standalone novella with a guaranteed happily ever after. For fans of Tiffany Reisz and Cara McKenna.
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ContemporaryBlack & African AmericanLater in Life
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