The Theory of Attraction by Delphine Dryden

After years of being submissive to Aaron, a much older and very controlling man, Beth has been exploring her dominant side.

Unlike the previous books in the series, the focus here is less on a newbie being introduced to BDSM than on the journey of the more experienced partner. The play gets more serious than either intended, and both find themselves enjoying it. When Beth’s former Dom - who still thinks he’s current - arrives, Ed offers to play along in exchange for a real date later. Beth brings Ed in as a guest, leading other club members to assume he’s her submissive. When he uses a tracking app to find the phone he left in Ivan’s car, he discovers that they belong to a members-only club - and so does their very attractive friend Beth, whom he had just met that evening. Rocket scientist Ed may be smart, but he has no idea that several of his friends and their girlfriends have a secret life. It didn’t exactly deliver, but went in an equally interesting direction - one that could have used a full novel to do it justice. #FMLįrom the blurb, I expected the final novella in the “Science of Temptation” BDSM series to have a dominant woman/submissive man set-up, which seemed like a welcome change-up from the previous books. When you offer to be someone’s fake boyfriend and find yourself tied to a whipping post.

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The Theory of Attraction by Delphine Dryden