My latest Quentin Quick release, "Bound for Eden," is available now for just $1. This is a twisted little tale of denial delight: if you liked "The Senator's Daughter" but thought it could be just a wee bit more intense, this could be just the book for you!
Can pleasure be punishment? And vice versa?
When Kyle and I caught our employer red-handed in a scheme to defraud the government, we had two options: go to the authorities, or find a way to profit ourselves.
Choosing profit over principle is how Karl Slager made his billions, but when his lackeys discover that we're skimming a little cream off the top of his stolen profits he doesn't see us as kindred spirits. He sees us as a threat.
But his daughter Eden has different ideas for how to deal with us than her father's brutal designs: she offers us a weekend entertaining her guests at their desert estate in exchange for our freedom. The "entertainment," though, turns out to be far darker than we could ever have imagined ...