Blurb:
Faith Dumont is a witty, confident, fiery fitness
competitor, or so she appears to everyone else. Yet no one knows the horrors
that she's endured and escaped to create this seemingly perfect life. No one
knows the battle of self-loathing and deviant urges Faith battles daily.
She keeps her demons under control by her regimented,
disciplined lifestyle. Faith has also implemented “rules” into her life,
specifically a “no dating” rule. This rule was made to protect her heart. Life
in the gym keeps her sane, to an extent, however, just because there is no
dating does not mean there is not a bit of kink.
Slade is smoking hot physique competitor who works with
Faith in the gym. Not only is Slade a co-worker, he is Faith's only friend, and
a kin of the kink. He has always willingly followed Faith’s conditions... that
is until tattooed trainer Ty enters their lives throwing all that Faith has
created into a tailspin. When Slade sees Faith falling for Ty's seduction, he
decides to refuse Faith's rules and introduce her to his.
With her normalcy crumbling around her, Faith is slammed by
the carnal and emotional enticement of both men. Can they make their triad of
passion work or will Faith’s past come back to decimate any spark of hope for
love that she ever had?
Warning: This book is fictional and depicts acts of
violence, graphic sex, including BDSM, M/F/M menage circumstances, and oodles
of kink. This book is recommended for mature audiences (21 and over) who are
not offended by scenarios such as these.
4 Stars
This is a great read.
I really enjoyed it. And I love
Faith, Slade, and Ty.
Faith hasn't had a great life. After marrying her high school sweetheart, he
changed. He became a controlling,
abusive, cheater. Faith knew he would
end up killing her at some point. It
took awhile, but she got out and ran.
"I guess you should know that I did get out. There was no knight in shining armor to her,
no prince charming, just little old me.
This b**** was her own hero, sort of..."
After 6 years of being on the run, she has remained in the
same place for the past few years. For
the most part, she stays to herself. She
has a job that she really likes. But she
does have needs and that's where the club and Slade come into play. He knows just what she needs and has been
"taking care" of her for the past 2 years. They aren't in a relationship. It's more of a friends with benefits
arraignment. No feelings involved, at least until Ty enters the picture
also. Then everything changes.
I really love Faith.
Even though she is hard on herself, she is a strong woman, she just
needs to realize she is. She has a
sarcastic mouth which is awesome.
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