Wanting Moore by Lauren Gallagher
Two kinky novels from EPIC Award finalist Lauren Gallagher, including Reconstructing Meredith, winner of 2011 National Readers’ Choice Award (Erotic Category) and 2012 finalist for both the National Leather Association Pauline Reage Novel Award and the EPIC Awards!
Kristen Locke is sexually frustrated and insatiably curious. Meredith Whitley is deeply traumatized and in search of a caring hand to help her heal.
Two very different women with two very different stories, but their answers both come in the form of Scott Moore, a snarky Dom with an impressive dungeon and a huge heart.
In Light Switch, Scott guides Kristen into the world of BDSM along with her voyeur neighbor, Matt Sommers. In Reconstructing Meredith, Scott’s ex-girlfriend returns with a heartbreaking story, far too many physical and emotional scars, and a desperate need to reclaim the sexuality that another man tried to crush.
Through two stories of self-discovery and rediscovery, exploring and healing, two women find love where they least expect it, and find themselves always wanting Moore…
Light Switch and Reconstructing Meredith were previously published, and are also available individually.
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Abnormal romance author Lauren Gallagher has recently been exiled from the glittering utopia of Nebraska to an undisclosed location in South America. Along with her husband, a harem of concubines, and a phosphorescent porcupine, she is, as always, hiding from the Polynesian Mafia. For the moment, she seems to have eluded her nemesis, M/M romance author L.A. Witt, but figures L.A. will eventually become bored with the wilds of Spain and come looking for her. When that time comes, Lauren will be ready. Assuming L.A. doesn’t have her hands full keeping track of Lori A. Witt and Ann Gallagher.
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Two kinky novels from EPIC Award finalist Lauren Gallagher, including Reconstructing Meredith, winner of 2011 National Readers’ Choice Award (Erotic Category) and 2012 finalist for both the National Leather Association Pauline Reage Novel Award and the EPIC Awards!
Kristen Locke is sexually frustrated and insatiably curious. Meredith Whitley is deeply traumatized and in search of a caring hand to help her heal.
Two very different women with two very different stories, but their answers both come in the form of Scott Moore, a snarky Dom with an impressive dungeon and a huge heart.
In Light Switch, Scott guides Kristen into the world of BDSM along with her voyeur neighbor, Matt Sommers. In Reconstructing Meredith, Scott’s ex-girlfriend returns with a heartbreaking story, far too many physical and emotional scars, and a desperate need to reclaim the sexuality that another man tried to crush.
Through two stories of self-discovery and rediscovery, exploring and healing, two women find love where they least expect it, and find themselves always wanting Moore…
Light Switch and Reconstructing Meredith were previously published, and are also available individually.
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