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    Divide and Conquer
    Divide and Conquer
    Divide and Conquer
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    Divide and Conquer

    By Elizabeth Faraday

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    It was going to be the perfect murder. There would be no clues left behind, no body to conceal. In one stroke, Desiree was not only going to be rid of that bitch Claire. And she'd have Claire’s man as well.

    That the *one stroke* was actually going to be hundreds of strokes--and it was Desiree getting those glorious lashes--was icing on the cake. Claire would be dead and the lashing, the bondage, the sex, and everything else that came with them, would be Desiree's forever.

    (Editor's Note: This work contains graphic language and sometimes extreme sexual depictions of consensual female bondage and sadomasochism. It is intended for mature audiences only and is not suitable for persons under eighteen years of age.)

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDarker Pleasures
    Release dateApr 14, 2013
    ISBN9781301284771
    Divide and Conquer
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    Elizabeth Faraday

    Elizabeth writes both literary and romantic erotica, with settings ranging from contemporary to various shades of paranormal and science fiction, but always with plenty of heat and kink. She was a regular contributor to the Darker Pleasures E-zine where she indulged in a somewhat more gritty approach to erotica than in her other work.

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      Divide and Conquer - Elizabeth Faraday

      Divide and Conquer

      By Elizabeth Faraday

      Divide and Conquer

      Published by Darker Pleasures at Smashwords

      Edited by Matt Nicholson

      Beta Read by Susan Foulkes

      Copyright 2013 Darker Pleasures. All rights reserved.

      Cover image by sandreyguryanov/123RF Stock Photos

      Smashword Edition, License Notes

      This work contains graphic language and sexual depictions of sometimes extreme consensual and semi-consensual female bondage and sadomasochism. It is intended for mature audiences only and is not suitable for persons under eighteen years of age. This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters places and incidents are products of the authors’ imaginations or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events, locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. All rights reserved, including the right to reproduce or redistribute this book or portions thereof in any form whatsoever. For information, address Darker Pleasures, webmaster at darkerpleasures.com.

      Finally, the perfect murder. No clues, not even a body to conceal. She wouldn’t even have to wield the murder weapon. At one stroke, Desiree was not only going to be rid of that bitch Claire, but she’d have the man Claire wanted to boot. The great sex would be icing on the cake.

      Life didn’t get any better than this.

      The black-taped ends of a rope swayed back and forth above her, teased by the light breeze from an old oscillating fan that brushed her need-puckered nipples with a silken swish. The loops around her wrists were cool and tight. Her skin tingled in anticipation, alive and wanting. She leaned forward, letting her weight pull the rope into constrictor coils, enjoying the beginning burn of protest in her joints and muscles as her arms and shoulders wrenched backwards.

      Pleasure. Pain. Desiree loved both, but best of all was the hazy area between, a place in which she could happily float for hours.

      Warmth and the familiar spicy scent of Givenchy’s Pi cologne wreathed around her. Desiree shifted her weight, swaying backwards until her ass snuggled firmly against the man that had just come up behind her. His hand dropped to her hip, slid lower with tantalizing slowness. Two fingers thrust into her already wet pussy, probing briefly but deeply enough to make her gasp.

      I didn’t think you were coming.

      Desiree rocked back against his hand,

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