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113 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 16, 2014

There were Doms, even at Casanova, that would have felt disrespected by her attitude, but I cherished it. Each little bit of sass spoke to a deep comfort and trust. If she was afraid, she wouldn't be tossing out smart-ass one-liners. She'd be clenched tight and quiet and terrified. I couldn't imagine wanting that kind of mute submission.Alice fled her life in Texas to start fresh in the beautiful city of Venice. After her husband died several years ago (and left her with an obscene amount of money) she shut herself off from the world... She was constantly in the tabloids, harassed by her late husband's ex-wife, and was sent threatening letters...
The connection I felt with him was ocean-deep, and I couldn't pretend otherwise.Enzo is sent over to assure Venice's newest celebrity that the police are doing everything in their power to catch the person who tried to break into her apartment.
"You will give yourself to me," he had said. My answer was wrenched from a place where only truth existed, "Sir," I whispered, holding his gaze. "I already have."
...he smiled again and my heart skipped a beat. No. Not my heart. That was insane. My pussy skipped a beat. Because the way my body was responding to Enzo, this was just lust. It had to be, because lust was all that was possible.Enzo is a fabulous character - he's dominant but not overbearing, protective but not controlling outside of a scene. He knows that Alice is afraid of something, and he quietly waits for her to open herself to him. Enzo doesn't usually mix with inexperienced submissives, but his connection to Alice cannot be ignored.