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A modern, sex-positive romance that brings heart and intelligence to a classic setup - smart, steamy, and surprisingly thoughtful. If you want hot, healthy, grown-up romance, "The Boss" delivers.
'The Boss' by Abigail Barnette is a romance series that explores themes of love, relationships, and BDSM. The story follows a couple, Neil and Sophie, as they navigate their unconventional romance, which includes an age gap and consensual BDSM elements. The series delves into the complexities of their relationship, character development, and personal growth, providing readers with a mix of steamy scenes and emotional depth. Abigail Barnette's writing style is praised for its focus on romance, well-rounded characters, and engaging storytelling that keeps readers invested in the couple's journey.
There are days that just feel off, and you don't know why until something momentous happens. Then you look back on your morning - on the coffee you spilled on your ghost white Yamamoto jacket, the per...2013•369 pages - #2
Intense, emotional, and spicy - this is a gripping BDSM romance that takes on dark themes but delivers healing, hope, and plenty of heat. Best for fans of emotional journeys and high-stakes love stories.
To Command and Collar by Cherise Sinclair is a gripping and emotional story that delves into the dark world of human slavery within the BDSM setting of Club Shadowlands. The plot follows Master Raoul as he infiltrates a slave ring to rescue Kimberly, a strong-willed woman who has endured unimaginable trauma. The book portrays their journey of healing, trust, and love amidst challenging circumstances, with a writing style that balances darkness with moments of hope and emotional depth.
2011•433 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Masters of the Shadowlands ) - #3
A swoony, heart-wrenching, and sexy ride - ideal for fans of spicy suspenseful romance and series loyalists. If you love emotional intensity, complicated characters, and a dash of danger, add this one to your TBR!
In "On Her Master's Secret Service" by Lexi Blake, the story revolves around Alex and Eve, a divorced couple who work at McKay Taggart after a traumatic experience during their time at the FBI. The plot delves into their complex relationship, filled with love, heartbreak, and unresolved feelings. As they navigate through past traumas and current dangers, the book intricately weaves together themes of love, betrayal, and reconciliation, highlighting the emotional journey of the characters. Lexi Blake's writing style masterfully captures the nostalgia and romance between Alex and Eve, creating a compelling narrative that keeps readers engaged.
Alex McKay’s feet pounded against the concrete as he raced into the hospital. A week. She’d been in that monster’s hands for a week. All he’d been able to do was pray, and he wasn’t fucking good at pr...2013•411 pages
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Masters and Mercenaries ) - #4
A raw, emotional, and scorching journey that works best for readers who love angst, deep character dives, and don’t mind a twisty take on dominance and submission roles. If you enjoy Kristen Ashley’s dramatic and sexy romances, you’ll likely want to give this a try!
"The Greatest Risk" in the 'Honey' series by Kristen Ashley is a steamy, emotional story revolving around Sixx Simone, a troubled character with a difficult past. The plot follows her journey of self-discovery and finding love with Stellan, a strong and determined man who sees through her defenses. The writing style is described as powerful, gripping, and complex, focusing on themes of trust, self-worth, and breaking free from the past to embrace a new future filled with love and happiness.
It was also where she stashed something if she had it to stash. This was because the Honey had surveillance and security that rivaled that of the White House. If a person wasn’t supposed to be there,... - #5
An emotionally rich, intensely real BDSM romance with unforgettable characters - definitely worth the wait for fans of the genre.
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.
Putting her hands on her hips, Julie rocked back on her heels. It was coming together. The load-in for the first production was scheduled for next week. That meant the much-anticipated arrival of rent... - #6
Mature, real, and refreshingly spicy - Dungeon Master is a fantastic, feel-good second chance romance that puts older love front and center. If you want warmth, wit, and heat with a mature edge, this one’s a must-read!
'Dungeon Master' by Golden Angel is a mature romance novel centered around Gavin and Leah, a divorced couple in their 50s who are navigating the complexities of love, communication, and trust. The story follows Gavin's pursuit to win back Leah, who is hesitant to open her heart again despite still having feelings for him. Set against the backdrop of a BDSM club and a weekly D and D game, the book explores themes of second chances, self-discovery, and the importance of open communication in relationships. The writing style is described as engaging, realistic, and balanced, blending elements of humor, kink, and nerdy references seamlessly into the narrative.
“I might be too old for this,” Leah muttered, staring at herself in the bathroom mirror. Her blonde didn’t show much grey since it had come in silver, and her hair remained light, but she knew it was...May 2021•216 pages - #7
A boundary-pushing, powerfully written dark erotic romance that’s as thought-provoking as it is provocative - highly recommended for adventurous readers who appreciate their love stories on the very edge.
In 'Torment Me' by Annabel Joseph, readers are taken on a dark and intense journey into the lives of Chere, a high-class escort, and her mysterious client known as W or EE Cummings. The story explores the complex dynamics of their relationship, filled with elements of BDSM, dominance, and submission. Through the vivid and raw encounters between Chere and W, the author delves into themes of power play, desire, and emotional turmoil. The writing style is described as gritty, edgy, and captivating, keeping readers on the edge with its blend of suspense, intrigue, and intense emotions.
Chere's life as an escort, her struggles with self-esteem, and her evolving feelings towards W are portrayed with depth and authenticity, drawing readers into a world of twisted desires and emotional complexities. The narrative skillfully navigates through Chere's internal conflicts, her growing connection with W, and the blurred lines between pleasure and pain. As the story unfolds, readers are immersed in a rollercoaster of emotions, dubious consent, and the exploration of deep-seated desires, making 'Torment Me' a compelling and thought-provoking read.
There are a lot of fucking weirdos in the world. I know because some of them are my clients. Something about money and privilege turns men into perverts, and you don’t want to expose the wife to those...October 2015•215 pages - #8
A sweet, low-angst romance about two people learning to trust, experiment, and take control of their own happiness - great for fans of feel-good, lightly spicy contemporary love stories, but maybe not for readers wanting deep, dark BDSM exploration.
'Giving It Up' by Audra North is a contemporary romance novel that follows the story of Beatrice and Warren as they navigate their way through a D/s relationship. Beatrice, a novice in the BDSM world, offers her services to Warren after overhearing him on the phone with a professional dominatrix service. The plot unfolds as they both explore their desires and boundaries, leading to a sensual and experimental journey filled with unexpected sweetness and growth for both characters. The writing style captures the characters' inner thoughts and struggles, as they learn to communicate and trust each other not only in the bedroom but also in their everyday lives.
Great. She should have known he would do something like this. Because it wasn’t enough to be a surly killjoy at all times. It wasn’t enough that, ever since the first time she’d met him last year at N...January 2016•253 pages - #9
In 'The Traitor's Mercy', author Iris Foxglove presents a dark fantasy tale following the journey of Sabre, a young nobleman left orphaned and imprisoned due to lies from another noble family. The story delves into themes of found family, self-discovery, unusual mating habits, and the struggle for acceptance in a society filled with political intrigue and betrayal. Readers are introduced to a fully realized fantasy world, where Sabre navigates through physical abuse, degradation, and ultimately finds solace and understanding in the House of Onyx, a place that challenges societal norms and expectations.
The narrative explores Sabre's complex character, his masochistic tendencies, and his journey towards redemption, love, and self-acceptance. Through vivid storytelling and intricate world-building, 'The Traitor's Mercy' offers a mix of romance, BDSM, and political intrigue, creating a compelling and immersive reading experience that balances dark themes with moments of hope and resilience.
Sabre de Valois opened his eyes. His mother, her long, red-brown hair draped with ribbons even as she stood in just her cream underdress and bare feet, lifted her chin a fraction. The executioner’s ro...February 2021•257 pages - #10
Carnage by Shantel Tessier is a dark and intense installment in the LORDS series that delves into themes of obsession, revenge, and toxic relationships. The plot is filled with twists and turns, keeping readers on the edge of their seats with its constant shock factor. The writing style is described as intense and emotionally charged, promising a roller coaster of emotions as readers navigate through the dark and gritty world of the Lords.
I was born into a secret society. They say we’re the lucky ones. That the world will bow to us and we’ll never go without anything. As long as we pass our initiations, we’ll know riches beyond our wil...










