"Skinny people are easier to kidnap! Stay safe. Eat cake!"
Elicia always believed the bakery sign was right. Yet despite having eaten a lot of cake and not being skinny in the slightest, she still finds herself kidnapped. How is that fair?
After facing rejection for her size one too many times, Elicia gave up on real-life sex altogether, choosing instead to indulge in anonymous online fantasies. But the forums she roleplays on aren'''t as anonymous as she thought.
As if plucking a scene straight out of her online interactions, Elicia ends up kidnapped by two demanding Doms. Doms intent on acting out every one of her fantasies while convincing her just how beautiful she really is, even if it means spanking her every time she speaks badly about herself. As she’s worshipped by these two gorgeous villains, Elicia slowly begins to see herself through new eyes.It doesn’t hurt that her bratty behavior earns her one sensual punishment after another.
Come, Princess is a heartwarming and extra spicy BDSM erotic MFM romance that celebrates body positivity, self-love, and the transformative power of true acceptance. And kinks. Lots of kinks.
It’s a standalone in the Carnal Interventions series, with a guaranteed HEA.
Please note: The FMC suffers from body dysmorphia. Elicia hates her body, and her self-image is deeply negative. Her men do their best to convince her she’s beautiful, but change doesn’t happen overnight, and intrusive thoughts persist throughout the book.
Other ‘fun’ kinks and potential triggers (okay, let’s be honest, which of you bratty subs is still triggered by figging because one day you were a very, very bad girl/boy and it left your ass burning for days?) include: a half-assed kidnapping/captivity, a few dub-con scenes followed by a whole lot of CNC, dominance, submission, bondage, praise/degradation, spanking, edging, forced orgasms, anal play, figging, Shibari suspension bondage, breath play, free use in a sex club, cockwarming, primal kink, and more.
Elicia always believed the bakery sign was right. Yet despite having eaten a lot of cake and not being skinny in the slightest, she still finds herself kidnapped. How is that fair?
After facing rejection for her size one too many times, Elicia gave up on real-life sex altogether, choosing instead to indulge in anonymous online fantasies. But the forums she roleplays on aren'''t as anonymous as she thought.
As if plucking a scene straight out of her online interactions, Elicia ends up kidnapped by two demanding Doms. Doms intent on acting out every one of her fantasies while convincing her just how beautiful she really is, even if it means spanking her every time she speaks badly about herself. As she’s worshipped by these two gorgeous villains, Elicia slowly begins to see herself through new eyes.It doesn’t hurt that her bratty behavior earns her one sensual punishment after another.
Come, Princess is a heartwarming and extra spicy BDSM erotic MFM romance that celebrates body positivity, self-love, and the transformative power of true acceptance. And kinks. Lots of kinks.
It’s a standalone in the Carnal Interventions series, with a guaranteed HEA.
Please note: The FMC suffers from body dysmorphia. Elicia hates her body, and her self-image is deeply negative. Her men do their best to convince her she’s beautiful, but change doesn’t happen overnight, and intrusive thoughts persist throughout the book.
Other ‘fun’ kinks and potential triggers (okay, let’s be honest, which of you bratty subs is still triggered by figging because one day you were a very, very bad girl/boy and it left your ass burning for days?) include: a half-assed kidnapping/captivity, a few dub-con scenes followed by a whole lot of CNC, dominance, submission, bondage, praise/degradation, spanking, edging, forced orgasms, anal play, figging, Shibari suspension bondage, breath play, free use in a sex club, cockwarming, primal kink, and more.
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