Dark Paradise by Winter Renshaw
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Recommendation
This book is set in the world of politics but don’t let that fool you. It isn’t just a boring story about politicians and their family legacies. It is an erotic journey with a plot that went above and beyond what I expected. Camille is a strong, unforgettable main character who is not afraid to use her sexiness to her advantage. She is hired for a hot, steamy, 12 week LUST affair by a man she knows only as “John”. Naturally, secrets & scandals unfold but so does the hot, forbidden sex! Winter Renshaw delivers great chemistry between the characters and intense twists & turns. This book does not disappoint!
[January 2016]
Publisher synopsis
There’s a name for girls like me: Sugar Baby. I’m used to being passed around the sexually depraved, middle-aged senators of Washington D.C. like candy, but when I meet him – the mysterious man who buys my exclusivity for three months for price that should frighten me more than his demands – everything changes.
He's younger than the others. His touch is softer. His lips sweeter. His need fiercer. He has only one requirement…
A blindfold to protect his identity…and to protect me from the danger I'd face if our arrangement leaked to the world.
No phones. No light. No real names. He says I'm his dark paradise, and we have to keep it that way. He promises I'll thank him someday.
But what is he really hiding? And what happens if I find out?
AUTHOR'S NOTES:
1. This is a standalone, full-length romance with HEA and NO cliffhanger. It will not become a series, and there is no bonus content included. What you see is what you get. 🙂
2. If you're looking for a true-to-life political thriller, this isn't it. If you want a forbidden political romance with twists, turns, suspense, and a generous amount of steamy love scenes, then this is your book. As my heroine says, "The fantasy is always better than the reality." Happy reading! xoxo
Review published January 13, 2016