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    Lust Ever After

    By Rose de Fer

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    London, 1881. The brilliant Dr Frankenstein has a thriving practice in the city, treating ladies for ‘hysteria’ and seducing them along the way.

    Through his pretty chambermaid, Justine, he spies the perfect opportunity to create what he has always dreamt of – a truly liberated woman. When Justine wakes in the laboratory she has no memory of her former life. All she knows is that she has a ravenous sensual appetite and she will let nothing stand in the way of her desires, least of all Frankenstein. Soon Justine finds herself drawn into a world of forbidden delights, first with her female friends, and then with a mysterious young man named William, with whom she feels a strange and unearthly bond. An unbreakable connection that her creator will do anything to destroy.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins UK
    Release dateJun 21, 2012
    ISBN9780007477777
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    Rose de Fer

    Rose de Fer sees the sensual in the strange and loves the view from the edge. Her stories often explore themes of bondage, petplay and paranormal romance. Lust Ever After, her first novella, is a kinky re-imagining of Bride of Frankenstein. Rose lives in England with her husband, who feeds her wine and raw meat and keeps the chains tight when the moon is full.

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