Stealing Suli Owned By The Master Book Four

STEALING SULI is Book Four of the "Owned by the Master" series, a BDSM Master-Slave Romantic Suspense novel, and contains scenes of a darkly erotic, graphic, and explicit nature. It is intended only for mature readers unaffected by triggers. First his wife, Jillain, and now his slave, Suliya, have been stolen from Gault by the malevolent despot, Governor Mendoza. It is not easy to control a seven-foot-tall, heavily muscled giant like Gault-especially with his special training in warfare-but Mendoza commands Gault's vulnerable spot. And after the worst happens, and Jillain's sapphire-eyed, sensual twin sister, Kallina, comes back into Gault's life, she blames him for it.Gault has spent a year as Mendoza's reluctant mercenary, and now he has broken free of the evil Governor's hold over him. Gault's massive stature and undeniable rage make him a siege engine with no equal as he hunts Mendoza for what he did.Can Gault control his rage as he vows that Mendoza will take no more women?And what of the beautiful Kallina? She is no man's slave! Yet, she cannot seem to leave Gault's side-her "gentle giant". Will she be caught in the crossfire of the battle Gault must wage? Or will she be another woman lost to Gault, forever?Dark, thrilling, and supremely erotic, STEALING SULI continues the arc begun in Books One through Three of the "Owned by the Master" series-MIRIA BECOMES HIS, THE SINS OF ARLETH, and VALERIA MUST KNEEL. This full-length novel can be read as a standalone, or for greater enjoyment and understanding of the characters and world of the Darwellian Collapse, read the first three books in order!NOTE TO READERS: While this is an erotic BDSM romance thriller, the world depicted herein is a very dark and dangerous place. The non-privileged are treated as if they do not matter, and are used for the amusement of the wealthy. Nothing is off-limits. Should you choose to read this story, you will encounter graphic scenes that may shock you, or even upset you. Please be advised that this story is for mature adults who can handle scenes of decadence and violence. It is not for the faint of heart.