Mercy (Salacious Players' Club)

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I actually like being alone, but I’m tired of being unfulfilled and I’m terrified the best years of my life are behind me, and unlike being a sexy rich man in his forties, I’m a thirty-four-year-old workaholic woman that never gets to play the starring role in anyone’s fantasy. If I ever got the chance to see my dad as a real person and not as the hero he tried to be, I wouldn’t feel like the letdown of the century. She has a soft spot for forbidden romance, the age difference, lots of heartbreak, and the boys are so mean you just have to love them. I was worried that I wouldn’t understand what was going on when she would, inevitably, talk about characters from previous books but it wasn’t too bad.

As both are new to the lifestyle, with BDSM all around them, I liked the discovery of each other’s sexual personalities as well as the gradual and informed acceptance of their lifestyle. Living with his personal insecurities and taking what he wanted, he discovered that his behavior was manifested in a desire to calm chaos and turmoil, to live within a discipline that defined his boundaries and his inner chaos and insecurity calmed down Similarly, Maggie’s self-discovery was manifested through her childhood sexual repression and interpersonal relationships that hid her true self until she learned to emotionally embrace and accept her true inclinations without shame or judgement. Whether you are a fan of her books or simply looking for some good reading material, Sara Cate is an author worth checking out.Despite her dark themes, Sara’s writing is always engaging and full of heart, making her a popular author among readers who love romance novels with lots of emotional depth. When Sunny’s got the opportunity to get out of Pineridge and begin a future for herself, he should really let her go. He’s just eighteen, and she should really be ashamed of how good this all feels when they are alone with each other, yet she cannot help herself. It’s bad enough being the only female owner of the Salacious Players’ Club, but I’m also the only one without a kink, or so I thought. To read more about the site or if you want a graphic to link to us, see the about page for more details.

It was a touchstone, tangible and not swept under the rug, that added to the forbidden allure of Beau’s relationship with Maggie, his father’s business partner. I have to admit that the trepidation added to the fear and joy of the story, as well as the bittersweet healing: father, son, ex. If there was one element that struck me as unexpected, it was that Beau and Maggie mostly lived on stage. Readers liked Sara’s wonderful writing style and storytelling, and she delivers a story that is packed to the brim with emotions, sizzling hot, and angsty, and it is a messy triangle of love and lust. Premise is a woman who's part-owner of a sex club discovers she's sexually dominant and starts a relationship with her co-worker's bratty son, who's in his 20s.Beau is gorgeous in those fitted jeans and a tight polo shirt that shows off the impeccable shape of his muscled shoulders, but he knows how gorgeous he is and that’s what kills his appeal. The Sara Cate Experience means getting pulled into a story and escaping reality a bit for romances which are just as emotional as they are arousing. This book does get rather dark and anyone who considers themselves to be a sensitive reader should maybe skip this one. I loved how these two came together through a modern and surprising app developed by Salacious Players Club (SPC).

What starts as a secret plan to learn their D/s roles, turns onto something more that neither can let go of! I was excited for the premise, but this book really rubbed me the wrong way and I had to get it off my chest. His growth was so evident in how he acted with Maggie at their home but also towards the uncomfortable relationships in his life. She ended up hooking up with his dad, and now they're living together and planning to get married, acting all lovey-dovey around him. Just a fun mix of personalities that weren’t originally meant to be taken seriously, right down to the first text.This was the beginning of an exploratory and educational experience for both of them, which grew into a relationship.

And she wants nothing more than to be an author that readers trust to give them books which are steamy yet with some well rounded characters and a strong storyline. And maybe I’m making this assumption too fast, but everything about the way he’s standing here now, staring down at me with a smirk and a willingness in his eyes says…this guy wants to be my fuck boy, and God help me…I want to let him. If you’re ever around Sara when she starts talking about something that’s important to her, be prepared – she could go on for days!I daresay this book was the cheekier of the four (well, except for co-authors Four and Five), and even if Give Me More is still my favorite. I loved the realistic awkwardness and clumsiness of Beau’s father’s relationship with Beau’s ex-girlfriend. As a side note, the chapter names were really funny at times and I had a giggle to myself at how perfectly they summed up the chapters!