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Drawn to Darkness
Margaret, a servant in a sinister manor in the English countryside, suspects there is more to her employer than meets the eye. Haunted by the mysterious legacy of the Delaronde family and their cursed estate, Margaret finds herself increasingly drawn to the diabolical and enticing menace that seems always lurking just out of sight. What are the secrets that Mr. Delaronde keeps, and why does the ancient history of his heritage seem to ignite her darkest desires?
17 pages, ebook
First published November 7, 2011
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December 19, 2011
Drawn to Darkness is a sinister yet seductive and very hot short story from Maxine Marsh. It tells the story of Margaret, a servant working in a manor in the English countryside. She finds her employer, Mr. Delaronde, fascinating and suspects there is more to him than meets the eye. The discovery of a book in his library sets Margaret's brain and body alight, and soon the employer/employee relationship becomes blurred. Margaret is drawn into the strange and dark menace of Delaronde's heritage, but will she escape unharmed, or be dragged down with him?
I thought Drawn to Darkness was a fab read. I wasn't sure what to expect, but what I got was a sinister, dark, entertaining read with some very sensual scenes and a great ending. If you like your erotica dark, naughty and with a healthy dollop of BDSM, you should definitely grab yourself a copy of this.
I thought Drawn to Darkness was a fab read. I wasn't sure what to expect, but what I got was a sinister, dark, entertaining read with some very sensual scenes and a great ending. If you like your erotica dark, naughty and with a healthy dollop of BDSM, you should definitely grab yourself a copy of this.
February 16, 2012
This book is mainly about a servant girl set in the old times, it explains about a book she found and the strange feelings she had after reading it and why she had to steel her masters spirits to help he deal with how it made her feel. This book contains lots of sex scenes that had her heart racing. The girl gets found out for steeling the spirits and ends up getting a beating for it while getting the beating she starts getting turned on and she sees that her master is watching all so getting turned on by the beating. then later in the book the girl has to deliver tea to her master and the girl finds her master is more then meets the eye and things end up heating up.
Hmmmm I'm not to sure this book was for me, I just couldn't get in to it. it was a little to dark for me. I think so much more could of been done with this book by making it a little bit longer and with some more details. I do think that the idea for the characters was a good one and I was intrigued about the story behind Mr Delaronde past.I'm gonna say I know some of you will like this book and not to let my opinion put you off because we are all diferent and like different things.
Hmmmm I'm not to sure this book was for me, I just couldn't get in to it. it was a little to dark for me. I think so much more could of been done with this book by making it a little bit longer and with some more details. I do think that the idea for the characters was a good one and I was intrigued about the story behind Mr Delaronde past.I'm gonna say I know some of you will like this book and not to let my opinion put you off because we are all diferent and like different things.
November 20, 2011
This is no romance, even though it's really sold as one. It is dark, and while there is nothing wrong with it, it was not what i expected nor what i'm really into. I liked the author's voice, but i was not a big fan of this story. There was no 'happy ever after', nor any real emotions by the leads. Infact, i didn't really like her.
As i said, while i brought it as a romance it's not, and therfore not my thing, not at all.
As i said, while i brought it as a romance it's not, and therfore not my thing, not at all.
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