Branwyn's Love - 9781795458030

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Daryl Devoré pens another hot read - the medieval romance -Branwyn's Love.The tale of a young woman sold as a courtesan in training. Branwyn arrives in a new land to begin daily lessons in the bewildering art of bedding a man.The noblewoman chosen to be Prince Malacke's bride rejects him by bedding his hated rival. Malacke turns his anger towards increasing the power and wealth of Black Dorn castle. And he succeeds until his attention is captured by the face of the woman who will be his queen.Note: This book contains elements of domination, submission, and fetishes. If these concepts disturb you, please do not purchase or read this book. Branwyn's Love was formerly known as Black Dorn and published by New Dawning.5 stars Awesome steamy story - new favorite authorBranwyn is a complex character, who begins the book timid and modest. However, in this story, timid and modesty are two sinful attitudes. Quickly, she is thrown into a world of passion and sex. But she only has eyes for one man, Malacke the Gon-Dra. He is fierce and does not hide his body or his lust. However, Branwyn catches his eye and soon his heart.This was a quick read and I found myself up late at night to finish it. The kind of drama and love story that leaves you breathless and then sighing in contentment at the end.I will definitely read more books by Daryl Devoré

  • | Author: Daryl DeVore
  • | Publisher: Independently published
  • | Publication Date: Feb 02, 2019
  • | Number of Pages: 104 pages
  • | Language: English
  • | Binding: Paperback
  • | ISBN-10: 1795458038
  • | ISBN-13: 9781795458030
Author:
Daryl DeVore
Publisher:
Independently published
Publication Date:
Feb 02, 2019
Number of pages:
104 pages
Language:
English
Binding:
Paperback
ISBN-10:
1795458038
ISBN-13:
9781795458030