Fire After Dark
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Narrated by:
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Amy Le Fay
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By:
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Sadie Matthews
About this listen
The first novel in a provocative romance series that will captivate, exhilarate and intoxicate you like no other, perfect for those who loved the bestselling Fifty Shades of Grey but were left wanting more...
It started with a spark...Everything changed when I met Dominic. My heart had just been broken, split into jagged fragments that can jigsaw together to make me look enough like a normal, happy person. Dominic has shown me a kind of abandonment I've never known before. He takes me down a path of pure pleasure, but of pain, too - his love offers me both lightness and dark. And where he leads me, I have no choice but to follow.
Deeply intense and romantic, provocative and sensual, Fire After Dark will take you to a place where love and sex are liberated from their limits. Fans of E. L. James and Sylvia Day will find themselves kept awake late into the night with Fire After Dark...
©2012 Sadie Matthews (P)2013 Hodder & StoughtonListeners also enjoyed...
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- Leo
- 08-08-21
Another unhealthy depiction of BDSM.
Firstly, the author needed a thesaurus, and either a dictionary or reference guide, for which instruments were being used at to punish our pathetically naïve protagonist, and her rote, arrogant love interest. In fact, every major character in this book is self-serving and unlikable, save the gallery owner.
Sadly, that isn't even its greatest flaw. Beth is awkward and quite unremarkable, which leaves the imaginatively named Dom to impress us... I'll pause here, in case anyone didn't catch the sarcasm... Unfortunately, our supposedly experienced handsome devil has never heard of aftercare. Which, for those reading who may be uninitiated, is a fundamental practice of BDSM. Especially when introducing someone new to the lifestyle!
There were a few nicely put together passages, and the narrator did a decent job with what she had to work with, giving each character a fairly distinct voice, and emphasizing their emotions well enough, but I wasn't thrilled at any point. In fairness, though, that was mostly due to the painfully mediocre writing.
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- mazaraza
- 29-04-23
Wow I suprisingly enjoyed this!
Wow I suprisingly enjoyed this. The story shows the real worries about starting a sub/dom relationship. I really felt for her after the scenes, there was no after care. I cried because I felt it. Looking forward to the next book.
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- GAIL
- 01-08-13
Loving it
I have read fifty shades book and crossfire books, I thought it was going to been the same all over again.
But I was wrong I real enjoy this book, a girl found her self one min in her family home moved to London to house sit and found her self.
Can not wait for next book
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- C watson
- 18-02-16
Ok
Not a bad read but far too predictable and far too similar to 50 Shades. Bandwagon springs to mind
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- Chas
- 31-08-13
Great Bedtime Listening
Where does Fire After Dark rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
This was the first book I have listened too I did not know what to expect. The story kept me listening and 5 hours passed in to evenings. Looking forward to many Unst winter nights when the Atlantic storms rage outside listening to great stories.
What was one of the most memorable moments of Fire After Dark?
This young woman is growing in confidence and belief of her own sexuality and the confidence. of a grown woman.
Have you listened to any of Amy Le Fay’s other performances? How does this one compare?
Sorry no
If you made a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
need to hear part two
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