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    Surrendering to Lord Asherton: Seduced Innocence

    By Sasha Byrne

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    As her new husband, it is my duty to discipline my innocent bride.

    She is rebellious, defiant and stubborn… and I have claimed her as my own.

    She is mine to do with as I please, and it pleases me to see her on her knees, submissive beneath my hand.

    If she wants to throw tantrums and behave like a child, she will be treated as one.

    My little bride will learn the hard way what it means to be my possession.

     

    This steamy, age gap, Victorian romance is filled with forbidden elements involving an innocent heroine and domineering hero who rules with a firm hand. Read with caution.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPoison Ink Publications
    Release dateSep 2, 2022
    ISBN9798201174958
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