This is the first book I've read by Dawn Ryder and I've got to say, I'm addicted. I love the way each character is written in such a unique way. Each character's past is slowly revealed so that you slowly fall in love with them and share in their past pain.
Out of Bound is the first book in the series and starts out fast and keeps on going throughout the book.
Sabra meet's Tarak Nektosha when she's called on a last minute assignment on a late Saturday evening. The owner of her company is launching a new product and his team is stuck in a remote location unable to attend. She's asked to attend and assist in a photo op. Their mutual first reaction upon meeting is lust at first sight. He speaks his mind and while his words may seem at bit crass at first, it's the fact that he holds nothing back and speaks his mind that turns her on and attracts her to him even more.
AT first she tries to deny the attraction and push him away, but as much as she rejects him he pushes back and tests her limits making her want him even more. She soon becomes addicted to everything about him. His voice is an aphrodisiac to her senses. His hands are of an artist on her body. She craves him in every way and it scares her. She tries to keep up a wall against him, but it soon becomes clear that she can't hold him out. She falls in love with him and it frightens her because of the wall he's created around his own heart. He holds back because of his own prior pain and loss and she doesnt know if she can break it.
Out of Bound is the first book in the series and starts out fast and keeps on going throughout the book.
Sabra meet's Tarak Nektosha when she's called on a last minute assignment on a late Saturday evening. The owner of her company is launching a new product and his team is stuck in a remote location unable to attend. She's asked to attend and assist in a photo op. Their mutual first reaction upon meeting is lust at first sight. He speaks his mind and while his words may seem at bit crass at first, it's the fact that he holds nothing back and speaks his mind that turns her on and attracts her to him even more.
AT first she tries to deny the attraction and push him away, but as much as she rejects him he pushes back and tests her limits making her want him even more. She soon becomes addicted to everything about him. His voice is an aphrodisiac to her senses. His hands are of an artist on her body. She craves him in every way and it scares her. She tries to keep up a wall against him, but it soon becomes clear that she can't hold him out. She falls in love with him and it frightens her because of the wall he's created around his own heart. He holds back because of his own prior pain and loss and she doesnt know if she can break it.
