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    The Enticement: The Submissive Series
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    The Enticement: The Submissive Series

    Written by Tara Sue Me

    Narrated by Angelica Lee

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    About this audiobook

    New York Times bestselling author Tara Sue Me returns to the story of Abby and Nathaniel to explore the passion after the 'Happily-Ever-After'…

    Limits were made to be pushed.

    Abby West has everything she wanted: a family, a skyrocketing new career, and a sexy, Dominant husband who fulfills her every need. Only, as her life outside the bedroom becomes hectic, her Master's sexual requirements inside become more extreme. Abby doesn't understand Nathaniel's increased need for control, but she can't deny the delicious way her body reacts to his tantalizing demands…

    Between Abby's reluctance and Nathaniel's unyielding commands, the delicate balance of power between the Dominant and his submissive threatens to shift. And as the underlying tension and desire between them heats up, so does the struggle to keep everything they value from falling apart …
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPenguin Random House Audio
    Release dateApr 7, 2015
    ISBN9780698192492
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    • 5/5
      Love this couple (and Tara Sue Me's writing!)
    • 3/5
      Where to begin?

      It's probably pointless to point out that this was written BEFORE 50 Shades and thus people should stop whining about the similarties and think for a moment: This author didn't rip off your precious 50 shades.

      Sorry, couldn't help myself, it's getting on my nerves big time and I'm trying hard not to turn this into a rant against 50 shades.

      Instead I want to focus on something else first: why does everyone whine about fanfiction authors being published? Is someone forcing you to buy their books? Is someone forcing you to read them?

      No. And no. So, what.the.hell? These authors also worked to write their story and while I don't agree with the "Take it offline, switch names and publish it" methode, I don't mind people publishing their work. Apparantly there's a market for it or else they wouldn't be published.

      I won't argue that fanfiction and novels are two entirely different things but why, oh why, blame the author for something other people obviously want to read?

      I also dislike bad editing but badmouthing someonelse's work just because you don't like that it was written as fanfcition and only for that reason?

      Yeah, I don't get it. Sorry for the rant guys.

      On to the book, I like the story. I know that it wasn't edited very much or at least it read that way to me. This was probably a case of the name switching routine.

      It doesn't matter though, the book kept me engaged and there weren't too many Twilight traits that kept the "OH BELLA AND EDWARD" signs flashing in my mind.

      I've read a few reviews where people described this book as cold and clinical and I agree, BUT it was that way for a reason and so it didn't bother me at all.

      The BDSM part of it was "standard" and nothing hardcore and probably won't freak out the majority of erotica readers.

      This definitely wasn't one of the best books I read, but it kept my attention and I read it in a span of hours. And I plan on reading book 2 and 3 because I already liked them better as fanficition than the first installment.