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    Submitting: A Mischief Erotica Collection

    By Rose de Fer, Lily Harlem, Sommer Marsden and

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    About this ebook

    Kinky games and arrangements abound in this Mischief collection of original erotic fiction.

    In Submitting, the fun, thrills and pleasures of surrendering to that special lover, or lovers, is explored imaginatively and intensely in eight original stories, written by some of the best erotica authors writing today, including Justine Elyot, Sommer Marsden, Lily Harlem and Rose de Fer.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins UK
    Release dateJun 30, 2016
    ISBN9780008190231
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    Submitting: A Mischief Erotica Collection
    Author

    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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