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Obsession. Insanity.
No other words explained why Mace Seeger had come so far to see a woman he should have nothing to do with. But from the moment he found Sara Parmenter's photograph in her dead husband's wallet, he had no choice. The haunted eyes of a woman forced into bondage stared back at him and touched his soul, distracting him from her naked, bound body.
The woman he found at the isolated ranch was no longer an unwilling submissive trapped by a cruel, dominant man because Ronnie Parmenter was gone, murdered.
He had ceased to be a danger. To command her every move.
Sara desperately wanted to believe she was free. The young widow would do whatever it took to escape her nightmares, to embrace the future—and understand why she was tempted to risk everything with Mace, a man maybe she shouldn't trust or believe in.
A lifetime ago she'd been a sexual woman, but her marriage had forced her into a dark world of dominance and submission. Being near Mace awakened her erotic needs and allowed her to dream of willingly giving her body and heart to a man. She was changing, returning to life.
But Ronnie wasn't done with her. Or with Mace.
Like many of Vonna Harper's dark erotic romances, Midnight Touch was written for readers who fantasize about giving up control.
No other words explained why Mace Seeger had come so far to see a woman he should have nothing to do with. But from the moment he found Sara Parmenter's photograph in her dead husband's wallet, he had no choice. The haunted eyes of a woman forced into bondage stared back at him and touched his soul, distracting him from her naked, bound body.
The woman he found at the isolated ranch was no longer an unwilling submissive trapped by a cruel, dominant man because Ronnie Parmenter was gone, murdered.
He had ceased to be a danger. To command her every move.
Sara desperately wanted to believe she was free. The young widow would do whatever it took to escape her nightmares, to embrace the future—and understand why she was tempted to risk everything with Mace, a man maybe she shouldn't trust or believe in.
A lifetime ago she'd been a sexual woman, but her marriage had forced her into a dark world of dominance and submission. Being near Mace awakened her erotic needs and allowed her to dream of willingly giving her body and heart to a man. She was changing, returning to life.
But Ronnie wasn't done with her. Or with Mace.
Like many of Vonna Harper's dark erotic romances, Midnight Touch was written for readers who fantasize about giving up control.
