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    The Story of Jo

    By Justine Elyot

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    "I met a man called Emmett, and now I belong to him."



    Twenty-something Jo meets Emmett on a team-building course, and her initial distain for him soon turns into attraction.



    With Emmett's strong but loving hand to guide her, Jo unleashes her inner submissive and they embark on an intense voyage of sexual discovery.



    Their mutual fascination sees them exploring bondage, spanking, toys and more, and their romance is as perfect as Jo could hope for, until another man appears on the scene.



    She knows that Emmett hero-worships his former boss and mentor, Charles, but when she finds out that Charles is the man who introduced Emmett to the art of domination, she has no idea how to feel.



    With fierce desire growing between the three of them, can they find a way to explore this new dynamic without destroying what they already have.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSinful Press
    Release dateOct 1, 2018
    ISBN9781910908297
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    Justine Elyot

    Justine Elyot is the author of the bestselling erotic novels On Demand and The Business of Pleasure, as well as enough short stories to fill several anthologies. She can be found on Twitter @JustineElyot and sharing the wealth on facebook http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000057776729. Full blow-by-blow details of her goings-on can be found at her website: http://justineelyot.com/.

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    • 3/5
      Formulaic erotic novel, with titilating, simplistic dialog between Jo(sephine) and Emmett and later on (in part five 'Menagerie') one Charles Fox. Novel is divided into five parts, the titles of each alluding perhaps to French technique d'amour: Un Coup de Foudre / Ensemble / L'Etranger / Rapprochement / Menagerie.Other literary allusions: The Story of O / Sade's 'Justine' / and possibly Thomas Elyot (1490-1546), English diplomat and scholar, who authored In Defence of Good Women re: Anne of Cleves, fourth wife of King Henry VIII.After a threesome romp (Menagerie) the reader is pleased to learn from The Story of Jo's last sentence that ”The future was [sic] in triplicate.”
    • 5/5
      This was an Advanced Reader's Copy from LibraryThing Early Reviewer GiveawayThis book is very well written, super sexy, and a terrific erotic story. I will be seeking more books written by this author in the future.