Aya DeAniege is a Canadian author who wrote for years, first to please herself then writing stories for free--believing no one would ever pay to read her stuff--before pursuing indie publishing. She still writes mainly for personal pleasure, with topics ranging from romance, fantasy, science fiction, on to whatever takes her fancy in the future. World creation fascinates her, and when she finds one she likes, she dabbles endlessly.
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- ISBN8227746238
- EAN9798227746238
- Date de parution07/04/2018
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurBig Dog Books, LLC
Résumé
"Sorry we couldn't make it. Here is a consolation prize."Doctor by day, Domme by night, Nicole's life has been anything but uncomplicated. She has a reputation at work and play. In both, she is a big believer in rules, discipline, and equality. She finds herself without a play partner for extended amounts of time because she hasn't met someone who can live up to all of her expectations. When her family rain checks on her birthday celebration for a variety of reasons, Nicole settles for heading home to a bottle of wine, leftovers, and a bath.
However, she finds her apartment is not how she left it. A woman's clothing is strewn across her living room floor, apparently discarded without thought. The trail of clothing leads to her playroom. A room open to the public nearly all nights, except her birthday. She doesn't know who the items belong to, or what they might be doing in her playroom.
However, she finds her apartment is not how she left it. A woman's clothing is strewn across her living room floor, apparently discarded without thought. The trail of clothing leads to her playroom. A room open to the public nearly all nights, except her birthday. She doesn't know who the items belong to, or what they might be doing in her playroom.






















