Book Review: Exposed by Jennifer Bene
- Kristen Lewendon
- Sep 15, 2019
- 2 min read
Black Light Book 2
This BDSM club is just the story Maddie needs...
She'd always wanted to be a reporter, but after two years of disappointmentin Washington, D.C. a job finally opens at The Washington Post - andMaddie is willing to do whatever it takes to get it.
The stakes are high...
There's a secret buried beneath the floors of Runway, and when Maddieinvestigates she stumbles right into the arms of Thomas Hathaway.Gorgeous and dominant, he is more than willing to show the feistyredhead just how he likes to play inside the exclusive BDSM club, BlackLight.
And he's more than just research...
Now Maddie is trapped in a web of lies, getting tied up in ropes by one ofthe hottest congressmen in the House, and as she sinks deeper into thisworld of pain and pleasure she knows she will have to make a toughchoice before time runs out.
But will she follow her dreams or her heart?
Get ready for spankings, bondage, drama, and heartache, as you followMaddie and Thomas through all of your deepest fantasies in 'Black Light: Exposed', a stand-alone book in the Black Light Series!
My Review:
Wow. The emotion and angst are strong in this story. Maddie’s stumbled down the rabbit hole into a world where lies are like poison and she’s lying as if her life depended on it. Thomas is immediately smitten with the feisty redhead, but he knows there has to be more to her story than she’s letting him in on. I started my journey in the world of Black Light much further into the series so I kind of already knew what the outcome was going to be. That didn’t stop me from getting sucked into the powerful emotional undertow this pair creates. I was nearly in tears when everything started falling apart on Maddie and Thomas; that’s how invested I was in seeing them get their forever. I loved seeing how carefully their friends look after the pair and, as an outsider, I adored watching all the meddling. I’m so anxious to see what’s next for the world of Black Light.
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