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| Would Her Need to Submit Lead to Her Death? When Danielle took over her father's newspaper in the small town on the edge of Lake Winter the last thing she expected was to find herself involved in a series of murders and the chance to live out her private sexual fantasies. But when she met Jack, ruggedly handsome with an endlessly compelling gaze that threatened to devour her, Danielle saw no problem in daring him to fuflill her wildest fantasies of submission to a masterful man. Soon Danielle finds herself naked and over Jack's lap. At the same time, Danielle begins to investigate a strange trio of local suicides. By day a fearless, dynamic journalist, by night a quivering submissive slave, Danielle soon has reason to fear that the two halves of her life may be beginning to converge. Is the man she is coming to love not just a master--but a murderer? Will her move to Lake Winter bring the cold kiss of death or the sweet kiss of love? Coffee Time Romance says "Winter's Sweet Kiss is not for the faint of heart. This is an up-front novel about those who choose a dominance/submission lifestyle. The dialogue is good and help readers follow the subplot's of jealousy and murder. All background characters remain subdued and give the story good depth while the main focus remains Danielle and Jack. This is a really good book, especially for anyone who likes spankings and dominant men; for them Winter's Sweet Kiss is a definite keeper." |
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