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The Master's Gift: A Steamy, Billionaire, BDSM Romance
The Master's Gift: A Steamy, Billionaire, BDSM Romance
The Master's Gift: A Steamy, Billionaire, BDSM Romance
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The Master's Gift: A Steamy, Billionaire, BDSM Romance

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The Shopkeeper’s Daughter


 Beth, the brand-new Mrs Haswell, can still barely believe the turn her life has taken.


Her Master having been called away, she begins to explore her new home, his gift to her.


But when a shopkeeper’s daughter marries a billionaire, what happens next?


A Steamy, Billionaire, BDSM Romance


 ‘The Master’s Gift’ is the second part of a new, serialised sequel to, ‘Bought by the Billionaire’.


Total Approx 6,500 Words


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5 Stars: "A Whole New World. Once again, Ms. Leigh has brought the entire storyline to life in such a way I could see it playing out in my mind and feel Elizabeth's emotions as she traverses through her new home. It's exciting to feel like we get to be a part of all the small nuances this time. Wait until you see what the 'gift' is!" Rhonda Hicks


5 Stars: "As usual, Simone Leigh has left us wanting more! ... What will happen next? Hurry Simone!" JJAvidReader

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Release dateSep 30, 2022
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    The Master's Gift - Simone Leigh

    The Billionaire’s Bride

    A ‘Bought by the Billionaire’ Sequel

    Part Two

    The Master’s Gift

    A BDSM, Billionaire, Erotic Romance

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    Written By Simone Leigh

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    Copyright © 2022

    All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, digital, mechanical, electronic including photocopying, recording or by any information storage or retrieval system without permission in writing.

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    An Imprint of Simone Leigh Ltd

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    The Master’s Gift

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    Chapter One - Alone

    The door clicks shut behind him and from beyond, footsteps echo, followed by my Master’s call, reverberating loud against high ceilings. Ross, bring the car to the front if you please.

    Yes, Mr Haswell.

    More footsteps…

    The bang of a door…

    … The rumble of a car engine… The crunch of gravel…

    Then silence.

    And for the first time since my Master carried me over the threshold in my wedding dress, I am alone.

    Swallowing down disappointment, I lie alone in the vast bed, the scent of my Master still clinging. Where he should be lying beside me, there are only wrinkled sheets and the odd stray rose petals.

    Those sheets…

    Silk.

    Sweaty. Sodden. And freakin’ uncomfortable.

    They’ve gotta go.

    And there’s no point feeling sorry for myself. So, my beloved Master had to leave me for a while. He was clearly as teed by it as I was. More so I’d imagine.

    Wonder if his pants are still a tight fit?

    Pull yourself together, Woman…

    He had to go…

    And you told him it was okay.

    Chuckling to myself and dismissing any idea of letting my unexpected solitude get me down, I swing up and out of bed, tugging the blighted sheets along with me. A quick shake and the pillow slips are off too. I toss the lot into a linen basket.

    Fresh linen?

    Hmmm…

    A quick investigation of wardrobe top-cupboards produces only rolled-up comforters, quilts and an electric blanket, carefully vacuum-sealed into plastic.

    Linen closet somewhere?

    It would go with the house. A property this size might well have had such a thing, doubtless tucked away where it would not offend the gaze of the great and mighty gentry. Marching for the door, my hand is already on the handle when it occurs to me

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