Precious Gems by Sierra Hill
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Recommendation
This book was a total adrenaline rush. As someone who loves a good suspenseful thriller, Precious Gems hooked me from the beginning. Gemma and Faron light these pages on fire with their chemistry and desire for one another. How can such a powerfully wicked man give her everything she yearns for and more? Their connection is palpable and the light BDSM tone was highly enjoyable. Mixed in with all the hot moments is enough action to keep your head spinning. If you are in the mood for a little bit of everything, this is the one for you.
Excerpts
But I didn’t beg. I made her beg. Which she did on her own volition many times over the past year. She begged for me while on her knees before I would fuck her mouth with my cock. Or while on her back with her legs spread wide, each ankle tied to the posts on the bed, her luscious cunt dripping with arousal as she cried out for me to take her hard.
I want to hug him and kiss him and drag him down on top of my body to thank him for coming to my rescue.
I stifle the giggle in my throat, reaching for his hand and lifting it to my collar. “This means I’m yours, sir. Just like you said. I’m open to whatever you want to do with me. Share me. Don’t share me. Fuck me in private or in public. I just want to make you happy.”
Publisher synopsis
One simple task.
One job to earn my freedom from my father.
Sell the stolen jewel in Antwerp and go home. Then I’m out. Done for good.
But you can never trust the word of a con artist.
Freedom was a myth. Now I’m a prisoner to another man. The one my father double-crossed.
Faron Blake wants what he’s owed and won’t play this duplicitous game.
The deal has changed, and my innocence is now part of the new price.
Am I willing to pay the ultimate price? To give him everything?
And if I do, will I lose my heart to the most dangerous and mysterious man I’ve ever met?
Review published August 6, 2020