Outbreak (The Fever, #1) (eBook, ePUB) - Hall-Black, Tomio
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When the world's top expert on infectious diseases, US Department of Health and Human Services Undersecretary of Infectious Disease Response and Management Patricia Edwards, falls ill with a mysterious fever at the International Summit for a Unified Pandemic Response, her assistant Jacob Fowler becomes her sole caregiver. As she slips into a five-day fever-induced haze, Jacob's devotion knows no bounds. But when Patricia awakens, she's consumed by a primal hunger that threatens to alter her sense of decency, her need for decorum, even the understanding of her own womanhood. As her repressed…mehr

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When the world's top expert on infectious diseases, US Department of Health and Human Services Undersecretary of Infectious Disease Response and Management Patricia Edwards, falls ill with a mysterious fever at the International Summit for a Unified Pandemic Response, her assistant Jacob Fowler becomes her sole caregiver. As she slips into a five-day fever-induced haze, Jacob's devotion knows no bounds. But when Patricia awakens, she's consumed by a primal hunger that threatens to alter her sense of decency, her need for decorum, even the understanding of her own womanhood. As her repressed desires overpower her defenses, she is forced to confront the dark secrets of her past abuse. Defeating those demons will let her embrace her dominant needs and enjoy the submission her assistant offers. Will she find redemption in his arms, or will the fever that ravages her body also destroy her soul?

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Autorenporträt
I write about female dominated lovers because that is how the world makes sense to me. Women can be wonderfully beautiful powerful individuals and not be cruel or harsh. Men can be beautifully submissive and yielding and not be doormats. I try to demonstrate that in my writing.