Saved

A Lesbian Romance

By: Reba Bale

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

She’s skilled at finding the pleasure in pain, but can she ever submit to love?

Marlena is one of the most sought-after dommes at Club Surrender due to her unique ability to leave every woman she plays with completely satisfied. The curvy pleasure domme has developed quite a fan club, but she rarely scenes with anyone twice. It’s easier to protect her heart if she keeps things casual.

Sarah has been dying to visit the women only BDSM club ever since she moved to Seattle a few years ago. When she breaks up with her girlfriend, she decides to give it a try. Something anonymous and casual is just what she needs while she’s recovering from a betrayal that left her with a broken heart and a commitment to avoid relationships at all costs.

Sarah is shocked to run into her brother’s ex-girlfriend on her first night at the club. Marlena decides to take her under her wing, but the feelings she's having for her ex’s little sister are decidedly adult. Sarah just might be the one to save her from a life of loneliness, because suddenly Marlena wants forever!

Saved is book four in the Club Surrender instalove lesbian romance series. Each standalone book is a fun and steamy WLW romance with matchmaking dommes, loving sapphic relationships, and a sweet happily ever after.

Second book I could follow well in this series

The writer uses time gaps to make the story lines more believable. It was still rushed for me, but I appreciated the theme enough to stick with the structure of the story, I suppose. It's possible that the more you read the series, the easier it is to listen to the stories. Although these could be standalone, it's probably easier to take in this series and add to your imagination if you start from the beginning.

Short and Sweet

For what this is, it's what you expect from a short NSFW story. It's cute, nice chemistry and the BDSM is explored in a thoughtful manner.
For Performance: AI voice does ruin some of the writing.

Virtual voice was odd, my first one.

Story was good but not great.. it could easily have been made into a novel. The narration was wierd at places because the virtual voice lacked the proper emotion and emphasis at times