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Cargando... More (2015)por Lea Griffith
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Lea Griffith's All or Nothing series returns to the deepest places of longing and obsession. Three years ago, Ruthie Copeland ran away from a connection that shook her to the core. Now she realizes that Tobias Edwards is the only man who can give her what she craves. Determined to reignite the dangerous flame between them, Ruthie seeks him out at The Underground--and discovers a changed man. Though Ruthie, blind since childhood, cannot see the scars on Toby's face that forced him to seal off his heart, her gentle submission eases the pain of her body's only Master. Toby stopped feeling after Ruthie left, stopped expecting to find release in meaningless dominance play. Now that Ruthie has taken their dance to the limits of ecstasy, Toby's lost in a haze of sensation. Yet the enemies that left him disfigured may reappear at any moment. Ruthie's love gives him the strength to face those who seek to break him, but Toby fears he must leave her to save her life. More is intended for mature audiences. Praise for More "The chemistry between Ruthie and Tobias is very intense."--Library Journal "Emotionally gripping and off-the-charts hot, the All or Nothing series is a must-read!"--Stacey Kennedy, USA Today bestselling author of Bared "I hadn't read a book by Lea Griffith before, but after reading More I will definitely be picking up others from her."--Between the Lines "More delivered on the feels, the thrills and the chills. I absolutely adored this story!"--MsRomanticReads "Wow--what a punch Griffith packs in this story, with two characters that would out-stubborn a mule."--I Am, Indeed "Griffith did a wonderful job with these two characters. They are both complicated and love each other so much."--Platypire Reviews Includes an excerpt from another Loveswept title. No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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So the story begins with Ruthie; Ruthie is blind, but doesn’t let that stop her! Oh no, she is a strong women, that is until it comes to Tobias; with him she is 100% his submissive, but even though Tobias is a strong Dominant, he is scared to show that side to her, he thinks he is protecting her by keeping it purely vanilla. That is until Ruthie offers him EVERYTHING! Tobias gives her was she wants, but in the cruel light of the morning, he sees what their passionate night has done to her and it kills him, so he sends her away…
Three years later Ruthie is back from Las Vegas, where she went to heal her wounds. She has grown even stronger; but that’s what heartbreak does to a girl. And now she is determined to bring her love with Tobias to a head! Does he want her and her love and accept there D/s roles or will he send her away again and make Ruthie finally give him up.
This book is amazing! It’s inspiring and it really helps you to understand the whole BDSM and D/s culture. I will admit, I cried through the prologue, cheered through the next few chapters, then the book managed to provoke a whole range of other emotions out of me through the rest of the book. It is quite unlike any other BDSM book I have read before, but it has fast become one of my favorites.
The writing is smooth, the story delicious and detailed. The author did not leave any plot holes and for that I am eternally grateful! I wish I had read book one in this series, so I could get to know a little more out the characters and their histories, as they are remarked upon them a lot, with that being the case, I would say that this book could not be read as a standalone.
I have decided to give More 10 out of 10, because it’s well-deserved and leaves you wanting …MORE ;-)
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