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Can I read Controlling Krysta on EtoBox?
Controlling Krysta by Sinclair, Lyla is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.
What is Controlling Krysta about?
(Controlling Krysta is the novella-length sequel to NY Times Best-seller Training Tessa.) 26-year-old grad student Krysta James takes a receptionist job with Maddox Brothers, Inc., but since shes lost her scholarship, shes still not sure how shell afford to finish her doctorate. She tries to ignore the heat she feels whenever she's near her strange boss Mason Maddox, determined not to allow herself to fall for another selfish rich guy after what happened last time. Dixon Maddox is planning to leave for Michigan soon to rekindle his romance with Tessa, but hes worried about leaving his brother. He notices that Mason is attracted to Krysta and tells her the heart-wrenching story behind his brothers unusual behavior. Against her better judgment, Krysta signs a contract with Dix to do anything his brother asks of her, including bondage and punishment, in return for the money she needs to finish her education. But just as Krysta gets to know Mason and discovers the lovable side he was keeping under wraps, he finds evidence that shes betrayed him. And if she chooses to stay at his ranch, she will be punished. Meanwhile, Dix hears that Tessa may have a boyfriend up north and is desperate
Who reads Controlling Krysta?
It is typically read by self-directed learners exploring a subject in depth.
Common subject areas: history, science, philosophy, social sciences.
- Author
- Sinclair, Lyla
- Publisher
- Lyla Sinclair
- Published
- 2012
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- Erotica, Love, Erotic, Fiction
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