Little Red Riding Crop (The Original Sinners, #0.6) – by Tiffany Reisz

17 July, 2012

An intense, HOT, but way to short, “fairy tale” with an erotic twist, where we get more of Nora’s back story.

Again, this one should be read after ‘The Siren’.

Nora hasn’t had a break in months, working for Kingsley, who doesn’t know the meaning of time-off. In order to get a much deserved break she is asked by him to go to his rival’s establishment and find out who the owner is as she,’The Dame’, is stealing all his staff. When Nora knocks on the door of ‘The Black Forest’ she is greeted by Brad (sigh) who she must get through first to meet the reclusive Dame.

I have to say that these short stories are without doubt giving me such an insight into who Nora is and I am LOVING her!!

This short story is DELICIOUS…T Reisz is THE QUEEN of leading men – all of them have been absolutely sinful, I love them all, even the one’s I don’t want to!!!!

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