Denied: One Married Couple's BDSM Journey (Untying The Knot Book 11)
By Skylar Quinn
Allie
When we embarked on this kinky lifestyle exploration, we didn't anticipate how much education (and reading) there would be. My inner book nerd loved it.
My husband, Erik, however? Not so much.
His idea of a reading a good book was watching the movie version with the subtitles on. But I had found a way I was sure would bring him around. All that was required was a little role reversal and some feminine wiles.
Erik
The books Allie was reading were all about denial and submissi...
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Allie
When we embarked on this kinky lifestyle exploration, we didn't anticipate how much education (and reading) there would be. My inner book nerd loved it.
My husband, Erik, however? Not so much.
His idea of a reading a good book was watching the movie version with the subtitles on. But I had found a way I was sure would bring him around. All that was required was a little role reversal and some feminine wiles.
Erik
The books Allie was reading were all about denial and submission, which sounded great to me. The part where I had to read them, not so much.
I should have known she had something up her sleeve when she offered to take a turn being the Domme during our play. I didn't see what an impossible position I'd put myself in until it was too late. And my punishment?
I was going to have to read a book. But oh, what a good book it turned out to be. One with lots of handy ideas about how I could pay back my devious little wife.
Untying the Knot
Erik and Allie worked hard to build a life they were proud of. It wasn’t easy, but by the time they reached their forties, they were content. Not just husband and wife, but also mother and father to three energetic boys. Unfortunately, that didn’t leave much time for each other,
This series is their journey to reinvent their intimacy by diving into the world of BDSM. Their love takes them on a year-long exploration of themselves and each other. Together, they navigate the ups and downs of self-discovery to untie the knot of suburban domesticity.
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