#newrelease – Damned If You Do

Hey, romance addicts. Lisabet Sarai has a new Paranormal BDSM erotic romance that is five flames hot. Check it out and the enjoy and excerpt.

Damned If You Do: A BDSM Dance with the Devil by [Lisabet Sarai]

Damned If You Do

By Lisabet Sarai

Sometimes romance can be hell

Wendy Dennison is tired of being a starving author. The royalties from her critically acclaimed romance novels barely pay her bills. Her devoted agent Daniel Rochester may be smart and sexy, but he can’t get her the sales she needs. Then a charismatic stranger appears at her coffee shop table, promising her fame and commercial success, as well as the chance to live out her dreams of erotic submission. But at what cost?

Nothing you can’t afford to lose, my dear.

Seduced by the enigmatic Mister B, she signs his infernal contract. He becomes both her Master and her coach, managing her suddenly flourishing career as well as encouraging her lusts. Under her mentorโ€™s nefarious influence, she surrenders to temptation and has sex with Daniel. The casual encounter turns serious when she discovers her mild mannered agent has a dominant side. As the clock ticks down to her blockbuster release and Mister B prepares to claim her soul, Wendy must choose either celebrity and wealth, or obscurity and true love.

The limo deposited her in front of her little house and floated away. A bit weary from the lengthy ordeal at the salon, Wendy almost tripped over the figure sitting on her front steps.

โ€œDan! What are you doing here?โ€

Her agent looked rumpled and haggard. He didnโ€™t even bother to stand, though his eyes were hungry as he surveyed her. 

โ€œYou donโ€™t answer my calls. You ignore my emails. I figured the only way I could get through to you was to show up at your door.โ€

โ€œEmails? I havenโ€™t heard from you in months! I figured you were mad at meโ€ฆโ€

 โ€œEvery day, Wendy. Iโ€™ve sent you a message every single day. Iโ€™ve called again and again. That damned personal assistant of yours answers every time.โ€ He rose to his feet finally, looking around with a scowl. โ€œWhere is the bastard, anyway?โ€ 

โ€œIโ€”umโ€”Iโ€™m not sure. I think heโ€™s doing some errands.โ€ She rummaged in her bag for her key. โ€œCome inside. Weโ€™ll talk.โ€

โ€œNo. You come with me.โ€ He grabbed her sleeve, pulling her down the walkway toward a gray Taurus with a Steelers Rent-a-Car decal parked across the street. โ€œYouโ€™ve got to get away from that guy. Heโ€™s dangerous.โ€

โ€œDangerous? What are you talking about? Heโ€™s been great for my career.โ€

Dan grabbed her shoulders and shook her, hard. โ€œWake up, Wendy! Heโ€™s got you under some kind of spell. Youโ€™ve become a totally different person.โ€

She tore herself free. โ€œYeah, I have. Instead of being a loser, Iโ€™m finally a successful author.โ€

โ€œYouโ€™ve cut yourself off from everyone. I got an email from Jenna the other day. You do remember Jenna, right?  Your old friend Jenna Martin? She was worried. Said she hadnโ€™t been able to get in touch for weeks.โ€

Jenna. How odd. Wendy hadnโ€™t even thought about her, not since that afternoon in the coffee shop when her crit partner sent the link about Sapphire Sands. The afternoon Mister B had come into her life. In the old days, they communicated nearly every day.

โ€œIโ€™ve been busy. Busy writing.โ€

โ€œIs that all youโ€™ve been doing? That slimy character Bent loves to suggest you two have been involved in other activitiesโ€ฆโ€  

She tried to take his arm. He shook her off. โ€œPlease, Dan, calm down. Iโ€™m fine. Iโ€™ve finally found my writing groove. Everything is going great.โ€ She flashed him what she hoped was a charming smile. โ€œIโ€™m going to be on the Breakfast in America show later this week.โ€

โ€œI wondered why you were all gussied up.โ€ His bitter tone made her wince. 

 โ€œYou should be happy for me. After all, Iโ€™m making plenty of money for you, too!โ€

โ€œForget about money for once. What about feelings?โ€ He grabbed her with both hands, pulled her close and held her tight against his body.


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