Contemporary Femdom Romance (Female-Led Power Exchange, Open Door, Explicit) — negotiated service and devotion · Thrale House
Taken Down
Twelve years taking down other people's worst hours, and never once a word of her own. So she has a clause drafted that requires one — every week, in her name, read back to her aloud and never corrected.
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. Isolde Sedgewick signs the forty-fifth without hesitating, ribbon and all, because paper has never cost her anything. What she is gloriously good at is making a man give a plain, unbroken account of what she is doing to him — and stopping the moment the words do.
The house gives her Augustin Leask, and declines to say why: a forensic linguist whose craft is hearing what a technically true sentence is hiding. He kneels because he decided to, and keeps deciding. He could read her in a heartbeat, and refuses.
Her own register lines come out flawless, and say nothing. Then, in June, with the scissors in her hand, he asks the one question neither of them may answer untruthfully.
An exacting, open-door, female-led romance. Book four of Thrale House — a standalone novella with a guaranteed happily ever after. For fans of Tiffany Reisz and Cara McKenna.
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