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    Bondage on 34th Street
    Bondage on 34th Street
    Bondage on 34th Street
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    Bondage on 34th Street

    By Jennifer Leeland and Emily Ryan-Davis

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    Once Tasha Sears discovered her submissive nature, her only thought was to get back to the one man she wants to dominate her. The fact that Ty is a switch and has been in a serious relationship with Noah for the last seven years doesn't faze her at all. Until she meets Noah,
    As a dominant, Noah is well aware that Ty isn't content. To him, Tasha is a threat he will meet head on. But sparks fly when he finally faces her and gives him hope that she can be the submissive to satisfy Ty's dominant side and let Noah keep them both.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJennifer Leeland
    Release dateApr 16, 2015
    ISBN9781311947109
    Bondage on 34th Street
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    Jennifer Leeland

    New York Times best selling author Jennifer Leeland has been telling stories since she was very young. Most people were so small minded as to call it lying until she was able to put her stories on paper. Now they call it fiction.To know what she writes, you have to know that the first question she asks about a book or movie is "Does it have a happy ending?". If it doesn't, she's not interested. Her love of kinky people and kinky stuff has led her to write about relationships that are slightly bent and probably flawed. You can always count on two things with a Jennifer Leeland book: angst and kink.She lives with a Redneck, who loves to brainstorm with her on occasion and her two hulking teenagers in the Northern California Boonies. She is also a moderator for the award winning writer's forum Romance Divas where I've been a member since 2006.To learn more you can go to http://jenniferleeland.com

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      Bondage on 34th Street - Jennifer Leeland

      BONDAGE ON 34th STREET

      Emily Ryan Davis and Jennifer Leeland

      Copyright 2014

      Smashwords Edition

      Smashwords Edition, License Notes

      This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to Smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

      Chapter One

      Home. Tasha Sears closed her eyes and listened to the ebb and flow of excited conversation as the crowded plane descended into Baltimore-Washington International Airport. Her stomach dropped with the change in altitude. Even though she’d flown back and forth from San Diego to Baltimore at least a dozen times in the three years it had taken her to complete her master’s in nursing, her back teeth ground together as she braced for the jolt of the landing gear touching down on the runway. As the plane braked and slowed, her tension eased away only to be replaced by the reality of what waited for her on the ground.

      Will Ty meet you at the airport?

      Tasha glanced at her traveling companion and friend, Sasha Paulus, who didn’t seem the least bit tired from the red eye flight. Sasha’s dark complexion glowed in the sallow light of the cabin, as beautiful as ever. Her own blonde hair and blue eyes seemed so commonplace and ordinary in contrast to Sasha’s East Indian heritage.

      Anticipation and anxiety tied her stomach into intricate knots as she answered Sasha. That’s the plan. I have some apartment viewings lined up but not until Monday. She usually crashed with her sister, Kat, and her brother-in-law, but Kat and Liam had followed their hearts--and Hunter, their smoking-hot Marine--to North Carolina almost a year ago, so her usual guest bedroom wasn’t available. She’d taken advantage of the circumstances and charmed her way into Ty’s house and onto his couch, where she would be able to talk him out of making an epic relationship mistake.

      And pray she hadn’t made some epic mistakes of her own in accepting a position in the NICU department of St. Agnes Hospital instead of hiring on at one of the California hospitals she’d planned on pursuing before she realized she couldn’t live without Ty, a man she’d looked at almost every day for years, but hadn’t truly seen. Not until she’d taken the blindfold off her sexuality and faced the long-hidden undercurrents that had flowed under the surface of their relationship.

      When she’d accepted the offer from St. Agnes, her purpose was clear. Now that the couch-surfing adventure was imminent, Tasha suddenly had doubts. What if she’d misjudged everything, and Ty was right where he needed to be? What if this was all a big mistake? She’d only had texts, status updates and the occasional brief phone call to guide her in recent months, as she and Ty were both so caught up in their own lives, they rarely found time for the kinds of dusk-til-dawn conversations they’d once lived for.

      No. She buried her doubts. Tasha knew Ty was unhappy even if he didn’t come right out and say it. Especially because he wasn’t saying it.

      I can see the wheels turning. Sasha raised her eyebrows pointedly. And I still think this is a bad idea.

      Ty’s miserable, Sasha. I know he is. Something about this relationship… Something’s wrong, and if I let him, he’s just going to bury it and pretend it doesn’t exist and commit himself to something he shouldn’t.

      I don’t understand how you can know what’s wrong without talking to him.

      I’ve known Ty all my life. This thing with Noah...look, I just know.

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