Craving the fulfillment he finds in giving over control, Slade is lost without the rigid life of the soldier. His time in the military was both exactly what he needed and the undoing of him, simultaneously. Slade is running from a past that haunts him daily. The lifestyle and in particular, his propensity for becoming attached to those subs he trained, convinced Callum that solitude was vastly more comfortable than living in the scene. Callum, a retired Dom who once trained subs for others, is now a bit of a recluse in his cottage off the beaten trail. What appears to be an insta-love trope that includes some very sensual BDSM elements quickly morphs into a beginning exploration of a potentially permanent D/s relationship. These are all so relevant to describing the short novella Strangers In The Night by the dynamic writing team of Jaycee Edward and Helena Stone. Neither man is prepared for the feelings Slade’s introduction into the world of BDSM will unleash, and thirty-six hours will either be enough to bind them, or they will remain forever strangers in the night. A nightmare reveals Slade’s deep-seated emotional issues, and Callum knows he needs to get creative if he’s going to help Slade leave the past behind. Former club Dominant Callum is surprised to find a handsome stranger knocking at his door but invites him in despite his reservations. I really was blown away by this story.īlurb: When Army veteran Slade stumbles upon an isolated cottage on a cold, dark night, the young man finds more than just the shelter he’s seeking.
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