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Next, I feel his touch
down by my right ankle. He wraps some kind of strap around it, and then does the same thing to my left ankle.

“Close your legs,” he says when he’s done.

I try to bring my legs together, but they won’t move at all. I pull harder, to no avail. I remember the stuff on the counter and I think I know what he’s done. He’s using that spreader bar thing to keep my legs spread open. Now I’m
really
feeling vulnerable. Hanging here the way I am, Sir has complete access to any part of my body he wants.

“Now we can truly begin,” he
says.

Begin?
What the fuck is he talking about? What in hell have we been doing so far, on the phone and during my first visit? My heart is hammering in my chest as my mind begins racing at hyper speed. I picture all the items displayed on his counter and think about all the things we’ve talked about during our discussion of limits and desires. For a moment, I even think about wood chippers and chain saws—thank you very much, Amanda—but I push those thoughts from my mind. Scary but exciting, I remind myself. I think about how wet I am right now, and about the unbelievable way he made me explode the last time I was here.

Last time, though, I was nowhere near this helpless, this completely vulnerable
. Tied the way I am, he can do pretty much anything he wants to me. I remind myself that I have a safe word. If things go too far, I can use it—I just have to trust that Sir will respond to it. There’s nothing forcing him to, I know.

My mouth is growing dry. I’m struck by the irony that my pussy can feel so freaking wet while my mouth is bone dry.

I feel something cold and wet against my lips. Lost in my anxious thoughts, it takes me a moment to realize that Sir is pressing an ice cube to my mouth. How the fuck does he know these things?

I open my mouth and suck greedily at the moisture.

He lets me drink from the cube for five or ten seconds before pulling it away.

“Thank you, Sir,” I say.

Sir’s response is to rub the ice down my chin and slowly across my chest until it reaches my right nipple. I try to pull away from the cold, but suspended like I am all I can to is twist partially to the side. Sir easily keeps the ice pressed against the sensitive tissue for several more moments before taking it away.

I
suck in a deep breath. I know now that we’re about to take this to a whole new level.

 

THE END – of the BEGINNING

 

Feel free to indulge your imagination about what happens next…

O
r, you can simply start reading Book Two, FALLING.

Or
better yet—do both!

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

 

S. T.
Prussing is the not so subtle pen name for Scott Prussing, author of the critically acclaimed paranormal romance series The Blue Fire Saga.

 

Scott was born in New Jersey, but was smart enough to move to beautiful San Diego, California as soon as he received his Master's degree in psychology from Yale University. In addition to the five Blue Fire Saga books, Scott also wrote
Blue Fire Heat
, an erotic companion piece to the Blue Fire Saga, and
Blue Fire Beginnings
, a collection of short stories recounting the origin of some favorite Blue Fire characters. He is also the author of the mystery/suspense novels
Unturned Stones
and
Tangled Webs
, the fantasy/adventure novel
Dreams of the Last Born
, and the teen romance
Mine: A Love Story
, whose plot is based on the hit songs of Taylor Swift.

 

Besides writing, Scott enjoys riding his bicycle near the beach, going to the movies, reading books of all sorts, hiking, and golf. He remains one of the few people in the United States without a cell phone.

 

Learn about Scott’s books at http://www.scottprussing.com.
You can also follow Scott on Facebook and on Twitter:

http://www.facebook.com/scottprussingauthor

http://www.facebook.com/BreathlessFampires.

https://twitter.com/#!/BreathlessBook
 

Scott loves to interact with his fans and has placed many of them into his books
as characters, including Jennifer (who won a contest to be the lead) and Amanda in
Letting Go
.

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