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The Bride

The Boss, Book #3

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The Bride

Written by: Abigail Barnette
Narrated by: CJ Bloom
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After a tumultuous year, Sophie Scaife's relationship with her boyfriend and Dom, billionaire media mogul Neil Elwood, is hotter and happier than ever. His sizzling dominant side pushes Sophie to new and challenging heights of submission and erotic exploration as she follows her Sir's every whim. But with his daughter's impending wedding and a milestone birthday turning Neil's thoughts toward settling down, Sophie faces a much different future than she'd planned.

Caught in a conflict between her new wealth and her desire for independence, Sophie fears that she's becoming just another Fifth Avenue trophy wife. With her fashion journalism career over and her new effort as a writer uninspiring, Sophie has to work harder than ever to prove her intentions to Neil's family and friends. Sophie isn't the only one struggling to adapt to her new lifestyle. When private jets and designer labels threaten her bond with Holli, Sophie finds herself walking a fine line between the world she now inhabits and the past - and people - she fears she's left behind. After a shocking revelation divides her loyalties, Sophie is in danger of losing her best friend or fracturing the trust of the man she loves.

©2014 Abigail Barnette (P)2015 Tantor
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Sophie continues to be an immature idiotic and stupid child. Her inner dialogue is extremely ridiculous.

There is so much inconsistency with the Dom Sub role play. The rules, the scenes, the acts, they seem to change book to book. Some of the writing is also confusing when Sophie is decribing whats going on during play.

Stupid Idiot Immature Confusing

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