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Spicy Smut in a Sapphic BDSM Club for WitchesWhatever Lola wants, Lola gets ... ... unless she’s on the Devil’s feckless list and her boss wants results, then she better hustle.Ordered to find her own replacement, Satan sends his irresistible seductress and soulless minion to a Sapphic BDSM club for witches called The Devil’s Playground. But who will Lola recommend for the job? Magda, the brilliant sex goddess submissive, or her butch Dom Deborah, aka Sigrid the Proud? Maybe Mistress Sheba, or the mysterious one-eyed Baroness?One thing is for certain, it will not be Zenobia, leader of The Devil’s Playground. An unexpected reunion with the woman who, seventeen centuries ago, turned her from men to Sapphic sex, tempts Lola to accept the invitation from modern-day Master Zen to explore her submissive side, reexamine her life, make new choices, and dare hope for a future.But the provocative temptress is living on borrowed time; can the staff family of The Devil’s Playground save Lola’s job, life, and even her soul?The Devil’s Playground is super spicy Sapphic smut, sizzling with sexual BDSM scenes between women.WORK WARNING for humans: When Sapphic witches explore bondage, domination, submission, and taboo behavior in private, public, and polyamorous scenes, things get hot. This is Not Safe For Work (NSFW) reading, unless you have one hell of a poker face.TRIGGER WARNING: DO NOT READ this book if the following will upset you:Remembered torture and rape at the hands of Satan, the memories are graphic and meant to be disturbing. The characters announce the memories are about to start, making it easy to skip the section.Depictions of sexual violence: The setting is a BDSM club that practices Safe, Sane, and Consensual power exchange. There are whips, prods, paddles, canes and more. People cry, shriek, shout obscenities, struggle, and succumb to a pain they welcome. If that makes no sense, this is not the book for you.
