Penny Dreadful
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Desperate times sometimes call for desperate measures...
The year: 1906. Penelope Stylus has the world's worst luck. The young lady tracks down her no-good father to pay for her mother's funeral just in time to come upon him being murdered for his gambling debts. When his killers try to press Penelope into service for them to pay off the debt, Professor Gerard Cantilever steps out of the crowd, offering her apparent salvation.
Or is he?
In return for rescuing her and paying off the debts, he asks for her to sign a contract to work for him that basically makes Penelope his slave for two years.
More importantly to Professor Cantilever, he now has the perfect subject for testing out some of his unusual inventions. Fortunately for Penelope, the handsome professor and his equally handsome assistant, Thomas, make the job not at all unpleasant.
This erotic steampunk romp will leave you squirming in your seat!
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About Lesli Richardson
Lesli Richardson (she/her) is better known by her more prolific USA Today Bestselling Author Tymber Dalton pen name and has over 250 titles to her credit. She also writes as PT Long, Ravyn Wolf, Zoe Park, and Calliope Clockwork.
She lives in the Tampa Bay area with too many pets of various species.
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