From the desk of... R.E. Hargrave: Passion in the Pages: BOOK REVIEW: Testing the Submissive by Al Daltrey

Passion in the Pages: BOOK REVIEW: Testing the Submissive by Al Daltrey: From Goodreads: Abby stood nervously before her Master in the classic submissive pose: fully nude, legs apart, wrists placed behind ...

About Me

Believing every story can shine bright with a bit of tenacious tough love, R.E. Hargrave is thorough and to the point. An international bestselling author, she takes storytelling and manuscript polishing seriously, working with her authors and on her own creations to ensure they come to life, crawling from the pages and into the reader's souls. Hargrave lives on the outskirts of Dallas, TX and is married to her high school sweetheart; together they are raising three children. A native 'mutt,' she has lived in New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Alabama, Texas, and California. She is fond of setting her stories--which range from the sweet to the paranormal, to the erotic and horrific--on location in South Carolina and Texas. Hargrave is best known for her erotic BDSM series, The Divine Trilogy. The final book in the trilogy, Surreal, was a 2015 Golden Flogger Award Finalist with BDSM Writer's Con. In 2017, her short novella Brooklyn Blues was also a GFAFinalist.

Meet My Alter Ego

The only child of jet-setting parents, Ima Synner grew up in the Swiss Alps under the strict hierarchy of a private institution run by nuns. While the Sisters of the Divine Way forced Ima to keep her feet on the ground, they couldn't keep her head out of the clouds... or her fingers out of her britches. Ima's imagination became her best friend, and in the darkest hours of the night, she'd sneak pen to paper to purge her salacious thoughts. At seventeen, the nuns found her stash of lustful literature, and she was turned out into the world. She hasn't looked back.

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Wednesday, July 9, 2014

Passion in the Pages: BOOK REVIEW: Testing the Submissive by Al Daltrey

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