Books matching: dominance and submission
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Save:'Beast' in the 'Ever After' series by Measha Stone is a dark and intriguing retelling of Beauty and the Beast, where Ellie, a strong and determined character, finds herself entangled with Ash, a dangerous man with a secret wing in his house. The book delves into themes of domination, submission, consent, and choice, exploring the complexities of their relationship with elements of BDSM woven in. As Ellie navigates the challenges presented by Ash and his world, the story unfolds with originality, depth, and unexpected plot twists, keeping the readers engaged throughout.
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Save:"Mated to the Beast" in the series "Interstellar Brides" by Grace Goodwin follows the story of Sarah Mills, a strong and capable woman who is mistakenly tested for the interstellar bride program. She finds herself mated to an Atlan warrior named Dax, who drops in on one of their missions to claim her as his mate. Despite the unexpected situation, Sarah must navigate through rescuing her brother from the hive while dealing with the mating fever and demands of her dominant mate. explores themes of love, family, cultural integration, and the struggles of merging two different worlds and traditions.
The writing style in "Mated to the Beast" is described as engaging, fast-paced, and filled with suspenseful action and steamy romance. The characters, particularly Sarah and Dax, are portrayed as strong-willed individuals who must navigate through challenges and conflicts while discovering the depths of their feelings for each other amidst a backdrop of interstellar wars and alliances.
My back was pressed into something smooth and hard. Against my front was something equally hard, but hot as I stroked my palms over it. I could feel the heartbeat beneath the sweat-soaked skin, hear t...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Interstellar Brides ) - #3
Save:Venus in Furs by Leopold von Sacher-Masoch is a novel that delves into the themes of dominance and submission, exploring the relationship between Severin, a masochistic man, and Wanda, the woman he desires to be his dominatrix. The book follows Severin's desire to be humiliated and abused by the woman he loves, while Wanda struggles with fulfilling his fantasies. The writing style is described as finely crafted, with moments of humor and philosophical musings intertwined with the exploration of erotic power dynamics.
For her part, Frau von Pistor cannot demand anything dishonorable of him—anything that would make him disreputable as a human being and a citizen. Furthermore she must leave him six hours daily for hi... - #4
Save:"Sweet Persuasion" by Maya Banks follows the story of Serena, a successful business owner who harbors a secret fantasy of being owned by a dominant man. When she meets Damon Roche, the owner of a sex club, he is more than willing to fulfill her desires. What starts as a month-long fantasy fulfillment soon turns into a promise of a future together, exploring themes of dominance, submission, and erotic romance. The plot delves into the intimate relationship between Serena and Damon as they navigate the world of BDSM, exploring desires, limits, and ultimately finding a deeper connection beyond their initial arrangement.
The writing style of "Sweet Persuasion" is described as engaging and captivating, with steamy and intense scenes that draw readers into the world of dominance and submission. The author, Maya Banks, skillfully weaves a story that explores Serena's journey of self-discovery and empowerment, as well as Damon's role as a dominant figure who challenges and supports her in her desires.
Quiet descended. The hands massaging her tense shoulders stopped. Serena cracked one eye open to glance over at Faith Malone, who was lying on the next massage table, and then she craned her head to l...
(Also, see 87 recommendations for the series Sweet ) - #5
Save:'Patience' in the series 'Passion Quartet' by Lisa Valdez follows the story of Patience Dare and Matthew Hawkmore. Matthew, scarred by a past betrayal, vows not to fall in love but finds himself drawn to Patience, leading to a rollercoaster ride of secrecy, passion, desire, and love. The plot delves into themes of BDSM, dominance, and submission, exploring the evolving relationship between the two main characters.
Clenching his jaw, Matthew Morgan Hawkmore drew in a slow, silent breath. He’d been seething beneath a deluge of fury and resentment. But then she had walked in, and her presence had pulled his passio...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Passion Quartet ) - #6
Save:'Bound to be a Groom' by Megan Mulry is a reimagining of the Regency era, set in Spain and England during the early years of the Napoleonic Wars. The heart of the story revolves around the relationships being forged between two convent-raised girls, a Spanish nobleman, and an English Duke. The narrative delves into themes of polyamory, bisexuality, submission, and domination, exploring the unconventional and loving dynamic between the four main characters.
beautifully combines elements of historical romance with eroticism, portraying a story that is both heartwarming and original. It follows the journey of Anna, Pia, Sebastian, and Fairleigh as they navigate societal conventions, desires, and emotions in their quest for a fulfilling and unconventional life together.
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Save:The Pearl is the final book in the Godwicks series by Tiffany Reisz, following the love story of Arthur Godwick and Regan Ferry. The book is praised for its drama, heated romance, and likable characters. Readers find the writing style to be vivid and immersive, with a touch of humor. The story revolves around a world of lust, revenge, twists, and turns, set in the backdrop of art, history, and mythology.
The day progressed as days usually did for young Lord Arthur Godwick, but it took a turn for the strange when a young woman in a red raincoat and red Wellington boots knocked on the door of the Godwic...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Godwicks ) - #8
Save:'The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty' by Anne Rice, writing as A.N. Roquelaure, is a retelling of the traditional fairy tale through an erotic lens. The story follows Sleeping Beauty, who is awakened not by a kiss but through sexual encounters with a commanding Prince. She is taken to a kingdom where royals serve as sexual slaves, engaging in explicit acts of submission and dominance. The writing style is described as lush, erotic, and well-written, allowing for various erotic interplays to unfold within the narrative.
THE PRINCE had all his young life known the story of Sleeping Beauty, cursed to sleep for a hundred years, with her parents, the King and Queen, and all of the Court, after pricking her finger on a sp... - #9
Save:'My Dom' in the series 'Boston Doms' by Jane Henry and Maisy Archer follows the story of Heidi, a strong-willed woman who moves to Boston to expand her consulting business. Living next door to Dom, a tall and powerful man involved in the BDSM scene, Heidi finds herself intrigued by his dominant nature. As their paths intertwine, Dom's protective side emerges, leading to a complex exploration of dominance and submission both in and out of the bedroom. The plot unfolds with humor, action, and suspense, creating a fast-paced and entertaining read that delves into themes of control, care, and desire.
A high-pitched scream rent the unseasonably warm night air and Heidi sat bolt upright, heart pounding. Her eyes quickly scanned each corner of the still-unfamiliar bedroom for the source of the noise,... - #10
Save:'Taken' in the series 'Dark Necessities' by author Felicity Brandon is a dark erotic romance that delves into themes of abduction, BDSM, dubious consent, and psychological mind play. The story follows Molly, a woman who is abducted by a man named Connor and forced to confront her deepest desires and fears. showcases Molly's internal struggles and emotional turmoil as she navigates the complex dynamics of her relationship with Connor, leading to a tale of spankings, punishments, depravity, and Stockholm syndrome. The writing style is described as engaging and immersive, offering dual perspectives from both main characters, Molly and Connor, allowing readers to delve into their minds and motivations.
