A Little Harmless Obsession

What begins as a quest for submission becomes an unrelenting need for love.

I’m not the kind of guy you take home to Mama.

I’m rough around the edges, earned in the worst kind of childhood, but I have left that world behind me. I’m a successful businessman, live in paradise, and I only have on problem: May Aiona.

She soothes my worst wounds, and she doesn’t even know it. I want her more than I my next breath of air, but I resist her pull. A man like me doesn’t deserve a good woman like her. That’s why I make a personal rule never to touch her.

That rule flies out the window the nigh show shows up at my BDSM club, willing to submit to my best friend and business partner. That is unacceptable.

One taste will never be enough, so I propose a friends with benefits situation and she agrees.

I tell myself this is only to get her out of my system. But each time I hear her sigh my name, I lose more of my heart to her.

Falling in love should be happy, but the whisper of my tainted childhood is always there, as is the person who is obsessed with hurting May. One fight puts us at odds, and May in the sight of an obsessive stalker.

Dealing with my past isn’t easy, but losing her is unacceptable.

» WARNING: The following book contains: sexy Hawaiian settings, crazy relatives, and a submission scene that leaves the heroine breathless and the hero frustrated. There are toys, bondage, and love scenes so hot, you’ll need ice water and a towel. Remember, it’s

 

May Aiona tries to forget sexy Evan Chambers by exploring BDSM with a public submission. Evan sees her standing in his club and can’t let her submit to anyone else. After their session, he knows once won’t be enough.
Loving independent May isn’t easy, especially after an argument leaves them at odds and May in the sights of a deranged stalker.

This book contains a submission scene that leaves the heroine breathless and the hero frustrated. There are toys, bondage, and love scenes so hot, you’ll need ice water. It’s a Harmless story, so there’s nothing harmless about it.