The Banker's Disciplineby ArgusImprint: Silver Moon 
BDSM classed as Consensual.
Contains moderate BDSM content. | No. words: 16093 Ebook Price: $3.45 
 - Average 3.5 from 4 ratings
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This is written well, as almost all Argus books are. My issue is that
this, and the three books prior to it should all be together in one
larger book. This and the other 3 appear to be an attempt to increase
revenue by packaging what is at most two books in installments whose
overall prices are larger that a regular book would be. Disappointing
for what is usually very good reads from Argus. 3 out of 5 (Bigrdr)
| Style: Male Dom - M/F Published: 3 / 2014 Click Here For The Whole Series CLICK HERE to get told when further books by this author are published Available Formats to Download: Palm MOBI EPUB MS Word PDF MS Reader Text RTF 
| | STORY DESCRIPTION Sophie was made to work as a handsome banker's personal assistant after school in order to keep her family's home from being repossessed. But the banker in question was a cool, aloof man who required instant obedience to his orders. He had no hesitation in taking advantage of her beauty and helplessness in requiring her total sexual submission to his kinky demands. And in addition to servicing his sexual needs it seemed she would have to submit to the lust of other men as well! The demands and discipline were changing her, however, shifting who she was and how she thought of herself.However outraged or degraded, however angry or shamed, she was finding her body thrilling to his touch, and her mind roiled by the dark sexual hunger devouring her independence.
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slave girl Author information: Argus is a man with long experience and credits in the publishing world. He has had almost two hundred novels published in the United Kingdom and The United States, by such publishers as Beeline, Star, Nexus, Chimera, Silver Moon, and Olympia. He has also been published in dozens of magazines. Reviews This is written well, as almost all Argus books are. My issue is that this, and the three books prior to it should all be together in one larger book. This and the other 3 appear to be an attempt to increase revenue by packaging what is at most two books in installments whose overall prices are larger that a regular book would be. Disappointing for what is usually very good reads from Argus. 3 out of 5 (Bigrdr) |
