In "Worth the Wait" by Joey W. Hill, Julie, a novice to the BDSM scene but a master at theater, finds herself in North Carolina helping a friend set up a community theater for the BDSM community. There, she meets Des, a roofer and rigger with a complicated medical condition. As they navigate their own personal struggles and the complexities of their budding relationship, Julie and Des discover a deep connection that leads to a beautiful and heartfelt love story. The book intricately weaves together themes of BDSM, small-town theater, diabetes, and the challenges of accepting love and finding happiness.
Des, a respected figure in the BDSM community, and Julie, a theater manager with unacknowledged submissive tendencies, embark on a tender journey of self-discovery and love. Through their unconventional relationship, they confront their fears, insecurities, and past traumas, ultimately finding solace and strength in each other's presence. The writing style captures the emotional depth of the characters and their struggles, offering readers a compelling narrative that explores themes of acceptance, resilience, and the transformative power of love.
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Content warnings include chronic illness (diabetes) and themes related to BDSM, emotional trauma, and relationship complexities.
Has Romance?
The book contains a significant romance element, as it focuses on the developing relationship between the main characters.
From The Publisher:
A successful theater manager just turning forty, Julie comes to North Carolina to get an erotic performance theater on its feet. Desmond Hayes is the roofing contractor hired to repair the rundown building. He's also a rigger, well-known in the BDSM world for his rope artistry.
Des has been fighting the odds against him all his life. Though he knows he may be asking too much of her, Julie's free spirit is a match for the fierce determination of his. He's not letting that treasure get away-no matter how much rope he has to use to bind her to him.
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