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@laineashford
Some confessions can't be unheard 🖤 Best friends. One drunk confession. And a woman who decided to find out what she didn't know.
Maya and Adam have the kind of marriage people call good. Stable. Functional. Polite. The kind that looks perfect from the outside and feels quietly unbearable from within.
Then one Thursday night, over a bottle of wine and a reckless idea, they decide to try something new.
What begins as a private experiment quickly becomes something neither of them expected. Not a game. Not a phase. Not a fantasy they can put away on Monday morning.
Because when Maya steps into authority, she feels more like herself than ever before. And when Adam surrenders by choice, he discovers a version of himself that is finally, fully present.
As their carefully managed marriage transforms into something deeper, fiercer, and far more intimate, they must confront a question neither of them has ever dared to ask:
What if this is not roleplay? What if this is who they really are?
Just Like the Movies is an emotionally intense, erotic contemporary romance about female-led love, power exchange, and the terrifying beauty of becoming exactly who you were meant to be — together.
She knows how to read men. She's never fallen for one this hard.
Scarlett Mercer is a professional dominatrix in Los Angeles - sharp, self-possessed, and long past being impressed by men who arrive already eager to kneel. She knows desire when she sees it. She knows hesitation, curiosity, surrender. Reading people is her job, and she's very, very good at it.
Then she meets Oliver Bennett.
Polished, funny, and painfully controlled, Oliver looks vanilla on paper. But beneath the dry humor and perfect composure, Scarlett sees something else: a man who responds before he understands why. A man whose jokes hide real curiosity. A man who may want far more than he's ready to admit.
What starts as playful flirtation turns into a dangerous kind of intimacy - one built on tension, trust, and the thrill of being truly seen. But when Scarlett mistakes Oliver's growing openness for readiness, she pushes too far, too fast, and risks losing the one man who has ever made her want something real.
Set against the glitter and illusion of Los Angeles, Say Please is a sharp, sexy romance about control, vulnerability, timing, and the risk of falling for someone before they're ready to name what they want.
Perfect for readers who love sharp humor, emotional tension, slow-burn chemistry, and romance with a bold edge.