Tatiana
Book One in The Abyss Series
It starts with a weekend invitation. It ends with a locked cage and a woman who never gives back what she takes.
He meets her on the yacht — a friend’s guest, enigmatic and terrifyingly composed.
What begins as casual indulgence turns, slowly and inescapably, into something far more permanent...
... and dangerous.
Monaco
Book Two in The Abyss Series
A new city, a new mask — but the game is the same. Except now, it’s deeper. And harder to walk away.
She takes him to Monaco under the guise of luxury and leisure, but every step reveals a new layer of control.
The rules are tighter. The stakes, higher. And escape?
No longer an option.
Surrender
Book Three in The Abyss Series
He came back changed — locked, raw, and aching. But she’s not done with him yet. Not even close.
Alone, unsure, and already addicted to her control, he tries to make sense of what happened on the yacht… until she returns, and takes him further.
Strap-on in hand. Rules rewritten.
And this time, there’s no pretending it’s a game.
Stacy's Game
Book One in No Going Back
It started with a cage — and the quiet confidence of a woman who knew exactly what she wanted.
Now Stacy’s seeing someone else.
And Joe?
He’s watching. Waiting.
And learning what it means to want something you can’t have… not just sex, but control, approval, attention.
She’s not punishing him.
She’s showing him who he really is.
Joe's Surrender
Book Two in No Going Back
It wasn’t the cage. It wasn’t even Pete.
It was Stacy — the way she smiled while he handed over the key.
Now Joe lives on the edge of orgasm, obedience, and obsession.
The rules keep changing. The leash keeps tightening.
And the only thing more terrifying than losing her…
… is what he’s willing to become to keep her.
Trapped by Desire
Book One in Blackmailed into Chastity
He thought it was foreplay. She knew it was leverage.
One drunken comment at the Christmas party should have ended in HR.
Instead, it ends with him on his knees — at work, at home, and in chastity.
Because Elspeth isn’t playing games.
She’s building a system.
