What She's Looking For

by Trent Evans

Overview

What if the very thing you crave is that which you most fear?

Ashley is a woman running from her past -- and from herself. Ten years of marriage to a man who took his dominance too far has left her scared, but defiant ... determined, yet desperate.

Knowing what she doesn't want, but not knowing what she really needs, she moves West, seeking to rebuild her life, for once in control of herself. But inside she suspects it's that control itself that's the real problem -- she doesn't want it. Any of it.

In a beautiful resort town in central Washington, she meets two gorgeous men; the stern, dangerous Parker, and the dark, brawny Drake. Can she risk herself again, surrender to the forbidden pleasure of being subject to these men? Or is the possibility of having her heart broken yet again too much to chance?

In the arms of not one, but two, strict Dominant men, can she find the peace she's looked for all her life? The peace she's only found in the bonds of utter submission, the taboo pleasure of being the property of two men at once?

Or, as she learns more about these mysterious men, will she realize that it's not only her heart at risk?

Word Count: 100,212
Page Count: approx 324 pages

Warning: This novel contains the following acts or themes:

MFM Menage (Maledom/femsub), explicit sex (including DP and anal), D/s, TPE, sadomasochism, objectification, humiliation, spanking, caning, tawse/strap, bondage, suspension.

This is a MFM menage erotic romance. There is no sexual interaction between the males in this story.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940148515395
Publisher:	Shadow Moon Press
Publication date:	07/21/2013
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	327,668
File size:	323 KB

About the Author

Trent Evans is an independent author of BDSM erotic romance and erotica. Putting pen to paper since he was a wee lad, he decided to try to share some of the tales cooked up in his fevered imagination. Some readers might not be horrified at what he writes. He tries to write stories that appeal to both women and men (wow, threading the needle), but will follow wherever the story takes him.

A long-time resident of the Pacific Northwest, the author believes that the high percentage of authors in the region (compared to the nation as a whole) is chiefly due to the fact that it's so damned wet and miserable all the time there. They tend to use their long hours cooped up inside making up stories that depict things they'll never see or experience -- such as sunshine.