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    Teased: Purgatory Club, #3
    Teased: Purgatory Club, #3
    Teased: Purgatory Club, #3
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    Teased: Purgatory Club, #3

    By E.M. Gayle

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    About this ebook

    New York Times Bestselling Author E.M. Gayle invites you to another steamy Purgatory Club tale!

    "Each stand alone story is sexy, fun and emotional as hell."

    Recovering from a bad relationship, Walker comes to Purgatory looking for a place to call home. While he enjoys the casual play, he yearns to make a connection with a submissive for the long-term.

    The second he lays eyes on beautiful, mysterious Cass, his mind is made up.

    Cass enjoys the sense of anonymity Purgatory gives her, and despite her determination to live by her rules she is unable to resist Walker.

    Can Cass overcome her personal demons to give in completely to the Dom who already has her heart?

    "The sexual tension and emotional build-up in this short novella was breath taking. Eliza created a visual, vibrant world in Purgatory, and filled it with likeable, relatable and realistic characters." ~ Fallen Angel Reviews

    Would you like to find out when new books are released and be notified of contests? Please get my free newsletter! Visit my website at emgayle.com and enter your email address in the newsletter box.

    Purgatory Club series:

    Book 1: Roped
    Book 2: Watch Me
    Book 3: Teased
    Book 4: Burn
    Book 5: Bottoms Up

    Book 6: Hold Me Close

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGypsy Ink Books
    Release dateFeb 10, 2014
    ISBN9781502274564
    Teased: Purgatory Club, #3

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    Teased - E.M. Gayle

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    TEASED is a faced paced hot read that does not disappoint. I cannot wait to read the next installment of the Purgatory series…- Gabrielle, You Gotta Read Reviews

    I found the tale tantalizing and tempting. A good solid read that will definitely urge me to read more by Ms Gayle…- Seriously Reviewed

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    Description:

    Recovering from a bad relationship, Walker comes to Purgatory looking for a place to call home. While he enjoys the casual play, he yearns to make a connection with a submissive for the long-term. The second he lays eyes on beautiful, mysterious Cass at the flogging station, his mind is made up.

    Cass enjoys the sense of anonymity Purgatory gives her, and despite her determination to live by her rules she is unable to resist Walker. Can Cass overcome her personal demons to give in completely to the Dom who has her heart, and a mighty strong whip, in his hands?

    Contents

    Chapter 1

    Chapter 2

    Chapter 3

    Chapter 4

    Chapter 5

    Chapter 6

    BURN Bonus

    Also by E.M. Gayle

    Books Writing As Eliza Gayle

    Chapter 1

    The slap of leather against naked flesh echoed in Walker’s brain, tormenting his need, which was already at a feverish level. He stepped, mindless, from the club into the harsh, biting wind. A few die-hard smokers huddled close to the wall, the glowing embers of their addiction lighting the darkened patio. He wasn’t a smoker, but it was the only place outside to catch his breath and maybe relocate the section of his brain where his control was stored.

    He’d spent the last hour at the flogging station with Dex, watching and waiting—for what, he wasn’t sure. There had been a steady stream of beautiful women in line waiting to get flogged by the most popular Dom in the club, but when the cadence of blows began to beat in rhythm with the pulse in his stiff dick he decided it was time to get some fresh air.

    Hey man, you gotta light? One of the half naked, leather and black nail polish goth guys ambled over to him.

    No, don’t smoke. And he wanted to be left alone.

    Goth Boy gave him a confused look before he turned and wandered back to his group.

    What am I doing here?

    He’d moved to town six months ago after a long and difficult break up. By chance he’d overhead some clients talking about Purgatory and, his curiosity piqued, he’d come to check it out. It had been everything he’d expected, plus so much more. The club seemed to cater to a variety of clientele from the straight goth crowd to the extreme fetishists, and the place was definitely a playground for the voyeur. Drawn to the upstairs VIP area and its many play stations, he came here as often as he could get away.

    Lately, though, simply observing wasn’t enough, and the few times Dex had handed him the flogger to take over when he needed a break had been very nice. What he craved, although, ran much deeper than flogging a stranger. There were willing and available submissives in the club he could play with, but he yearned for a connection and a level of submission he doubted most women here would understand. Besides, he hated the word play, and the first time it came out of a sub’s mouth he was usually gone.

    Walker pulled his collar around his neck and shivered in the cold. He couldn’t stay out here much longer, so it was either go back inside or head on home.  At least now his body was under a semblance of control. A glance at his watch showed ten-thirty, still early for a Saturday night.

    Fine. He’d go in and watch a few of the stations, chat with Dex, then head on home.

    Alone. Again.

    Walker pulled the heavy door open and hustled inside, seeking the awaiting heat and excitement. Bonnie, the door supervisor, smiled at him, and he returned a warm greeting.

    Walker, Sir, I can’t believe you’re out there without a jacket.

    He’d chatted with her many times and found her as genuine as they came.

    I’d tell you again to just call me Walker, but you aren’t ever going to do it are you? She’d lost her Dom last year to cancer, and while she seemed to be embracing life once again she’d firmly stood against finding another man.

    She blushed and lowered her gaze. No, Sir.

    He understood her grief and knew that one day someone worthy would come along and get her back on her knees where she so loved to be.

    No worries, Bonnie, I can see what a good girl you are and would certainly never hold that against you. No one should. He touched her chin and tilted her head until their gazes met. "It is chilly outside, so be sure to bundle up before you

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