When Maya admits her darkest fantasy of being captured by a gang of pirates and forced to surrender, Hunter makes her dream come true.
Every woman has fantasies, but Maya is new to even talking about them, let alone acting on them. A divorcée from Utah, she breaks free from her repressive past when she moves to Boston on a whim. Starting a new life as a single woman in a big city is a challenge, but for someone who was taught that sexual desires were wrong, it is particularly hard. When Hunter, a charming co-worker, wants to date her, she must face her worst fear—that she’s just not ready for a ‘normal’ relationship.
However, Maya’s attraction to and trust in Hunter eventually pays off. To her own surprise, she finds herself revealing the truth to him. Though she expects judgment, she is met with enthusiasm. Hunter wants to satisfy her deepest darkest longing—to be captured by a gang of pirates and forced to surrender to them. In Hunter she finds a man capable of making her dream come true, but is she ready for the reality of group sex? And is Hunter ready to share his girlfriend with a bunch of other men?
Reader Advisory: This book contains a forced submission fantasy, public sex and group sex.
General Release Date: 20th October 2015
When I first saw Hunter, I thought he was the cutest. His face put me at ease. It wouldn’t be right to call him ruggedly handsome like Pierce Brosnan or anything, but I’d never know how to talk to a guy like that anyway. I could barely talk to Hunter, who was a slightly balding, hairy guy with a tendency to wear T-shirts with logos or sayings like ‘Dessert is Cheaper than Therapy’.
“You’re new,” he said, passing my desk. I wasn’t used to talking to men at all and was doubtful of everyone in the big city of Boston.
“I am,” I replied.
“I like your glasses,” he said.
I touched them. “Thanks. They belonged to my grandmother.”
“Really?”
I nodded. “Bona fide 1950’s elk horn.”
He smiled and walked on. Whenever he passed my desk, I squirmed.
Everything in the city was exciting and different. I had my own little room in a shared house just a fifteen-minute walk from the office. It was not where I expected to be at age twenty-six, but life was full of surprises. There were restaurants everywhere with all kinds of food imaginable, and I was surprised to find that I was even kind of fashionable in my own way. I’d gotten accustomed to sewing my own clothes back home and here women stopped me on the streets.
“Where’d you get that gorgeous retro dress?” one lady asked.
I showed off my A-frame hem. “This old thing? I made it.”
“No way!” she said. “You should start your own business.”
“Would people buy stuff like this?” I asked.
“Are you kidding? I will. I’ll be your first customer.”
So that was how I came to know Dalia, who became my first friend since I’d left Utah and my old married life behind. Dalia came over for tea on Sundays, took me to the movies and even talked about that dreaded topic—men.
“Are you seeing anyone yet?” she asked one weekend.
I shook my head. “There’s this one guy at work, but he only talks to me for a minute at a time.”
“Is he cute?”
“I think so.”
“Ask him out.”
“I could never do that.”
“Maya, you’re going to have to do something sooner or later. You’re way too awesome to be a spinster forever.”
“A divorcée,” I corrected. “Nothing wrong with being single.”
“I know there’s nothing wrong with it, but don’t you want the thrill of a new lover? The swoon of being in a man’s arms again?”
She sounded so enthusiastic I felt myself blush. “I don’t know if they’re worth the trouble.”
“Who’s this guy at work?”
“His name’s Hunter.”
“Don’t you sometimes picture yourself in his embrace?”
“Well, yeah,” I capitulated. I did. I also dreamed about him. Every now and then, I’d find myself daydreaming about what it’d be like to fall asleep in his arms or wake up to him. I wondered what his place looked like and whether he had a girlfriend or wife.
Romance heroines have saved my sanity numerous times through break-ups and life changes. I find escaping into a romance both soothing and revitalizing—and even better when there are some steamy scenes to tantalize the imagination.
For most of my adult life, I’ve concentrated on carving out a serious career, but a number of love-hungry, sassy characters keep taking over my mind, insisting that I daydream, live vicariously through them and tell their stories. Watching these women emerge on the page gives me a different sort of satisfaction than I get from my day job. It is a joy to share them with readers.
I live in a tiny apartment in a crowded city and I like to think there is something romantic about this. I did manage to find my soul mate here.
Reviewed by Crystal Blogs Books
Destiny, for creating characters that are not "perfect," especially Hunter. I loved him. Love Uninhibited was a quick, romantic read with sexy hints of dominance and sizzling fantasies.
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Reviewed by The Jeep Diva
For a very short story, this surprisingly packs a punch! This is a story that’s very believable. Hunter handles her insecurities wonderfully. Things with Maya were unconditional for him and w...
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