Want more than Fifty Shades? Mills & Boon have the answer with 12 Shades of Surrender! All 12 stories promise unforgettable romances with a sinful edge – surrender to pure reading pleasure...

In this erotic short story, a submissive woman attempts to help a reclusive widower heal and unlocks his desires. A trained submissive, Eleanor will do whatever her master commands . . . even spend a week with a stranger. Daniel has been a recluse since his wife’s death, and Eleanor’s lover thinks spending time with her will be therapeutic—especially since Daniel is also a Dom. Despite her defiant streak, Eleanor can’t resist giving in to Daniel’s erotic demands. But while she’ll let him have her body, she’s determined to keep a guard around her heart. Even if Daniel wants to make Eleanor his permanently. . . . Previously published as Seven Day Loan. Praise for the Original Sinners series “I loved the Original Sinners series . . . [Reisz’s] prose is quite beautiful, and she can weave a wonderful tight story.” —New York Times– and USA Today–bestseller Jennifer Probst “Tiffany Reisz’s The Original Sinners series is painful, prideful, brilliant, beautiful, hopeful, and heart-breaking. And that’s just the first hundred pages.” —New York Times–bestselling author Courtney Milan “Required reading. . . . Stunning. . . . Transcends genres and will leave readers absolutely breathless.” —RT Book Reviews “I worship at the altar of Tiffany Reisz! Whip smart, sexy as hell—The Original Sinners series knocked me to my knees.” —New York Times–bestselling author Lorelei James

This volume collects six steamy stories from the 12 Shades of Surrender series. Includes tales by authors Calhoun, Adelaide Cole, Emilia Elmwood, Megan Hart, and Lisa Renee Jones. Original.

Original publication and copyright date: 2009.

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