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Thirty-year-old English lawyer Emma Parkes believes Club Submission holds the key to her best friend's disappearance. Well out of her comfort zone, Emma's eyes are opened wide when she observes the Masters of Submission at work. They're so confident and sexually arousing—especially beautiful blue-eyed Master Zane.
Submission member and Dom Zane Anders frequently enjoys all the club has to offer. The wealthy, forty-year-old diamond importer has everything he could possibly need—everything except for love. A natural dominant, he's not looking for a permanent submissive in his life. But perhaps he'll make an exception for the stunning lawyer from London.
When Club Submission is plunged into a high-profile murder investigation, its very existence is put in jeopardy.
Can Emma unlock the truth, or will the devastatingly handsome Zane Anders, a Master of Submission, unlock her deepest sexual desires, instead?
A Siren Erotic Romance
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Blackraven's Reviews
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Master of Submission is a delightful, quick read with erotic scenes to keep the reader's interest.
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CBLS Reviews
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This story is a keeper. A really good story that is worth the time to read.
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TwoLips Reviews
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Emma Parkes’ friend, Chloe, is missing and she believes that Club Submission has something to do with her disappearance. When the police are no help, Emma gets a membership to Club Submission so that she can investigate on her own. When she meets Dom Zane Anders, he shows her a side of her personality she didn't know exists.
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Reviewer: Alberta
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I always enjoy Bowles’ novels, and this one is no exception. Emma, a young English lawyer, is about to open a legal partnership with her American friend in Boston. The problem is her friend has disappeared without a trace, the police aren’t doing anything, and Emma ends up at Club Submission looking for clues to her friend’s life and disappearance. Emma meets Zane, who immediately wants her for a D/s relationship, although he’s willing to help her find her friend and wait for her to come to the conclusion she really has a submissive streak that she wants to explore with Zane.
What is Emma to do when her friend turns up dead, and police are starting to blame the Club for the murder? What can Zane do to hold onto her, when all she wants to do is return to England and forget all about the troubles she’s endured in Boston, not to mention the conflicts she feels about Zane’s lifestyle?
The only thing I wasn’t satisfied with was that the entire novel is about the murder, and then the solving of that murder seems to be added as an afterthought. All the clues never seem to lead anywhere. The conflicts experienced by Emma are much more satisfactorily solved. In any case, Master of Submission is a good read, and I look forward to more from Bowles.
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