D&S Duos Book 2

by Lisabet Sarai

D&S Duos Book 2 continues Lisabet Sarai's incendiary series with two more intense BDSM short stories. In "Never Too Late", a middle-aged wife and mother encounters the Master of whom she's secretly dreamed all her life. In "Just a Spanking", a dominant provides an answer to the question he's asked his long-time submissive: could you come from just a spanking? Also includes a spicy F/F BDSM excerpt from Lisabet's erotic thriller EXPOSURE.

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First published February 1, 2015

About the author

Two decades ago LISABET SARAI experienced a serendipitous fusion of her love of writing and her fascination with sex. Since then she has published nearly one hundred erotic titles, including the classic RAW SILK. She edited the acclaimed anthologies SACRED EXCHANGE and CREAM and is currently responsible for the altruistic erotica series COMING TOGETHER PRESENTS.

Lisabet holds more degrees than anyone needs from prestigious universities who would no doubt be embarrassed by her chosen genre. She loves to travel and currently lives in Southeast Asia with her highly tolerant husband and two cosmopolitan felines. For more information on Lisabet and her writing visit Lisabet Sarai's Fantasy Factory (http://www.lisabetsarai.com) or her blog Beyond Romance http://lisabetsarai.blogspot.com). Join her VIP email list here: https://btn.ymlp.com/xgjjhmhugmgh

Reviews

[Sheila · Rating 4 out of 5]

Two short stories of discipline. The first NEVER TOO LATE has Elizabeth at a convention where she meets Mark. He gives her the discipline she so desperately wants. She must make a choice--her future or her present and past. I liked the immediacy of the story. Elizabeth is so eager to explore and enjoy what Mark has to offer. I liked that she knew what she wanted and trusted Mark to provide it for her.

The second story is JUST A SPANKING. Rebecca has to answer the question, "Can you get off on only a spanking?" At first it is hypothetical then it becomes reality. I could not feel a connection to the characters. They felt cold and distant to me. This was not my favorite story.