The Reunion, Book 5 of the Marketplace Series, now on sale (at last)!
The Reunion
Book 5 of the Marketplace Series by Laura Antoniou
ISBN 978-1-61390-092-5 ebook
ISBN 978-1-61390-095-6 and 978-1-61390-096-3 paperback (2-book set)
Word Count: 349,889
List Price: $9.99
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The Reunion. In previous books in the Marketplace series, readers have gone behind the scenes at a slave auction, an owner’s home, a trainer’s house, and even the ephemeral world of the annual trainers’ Academy. In “The Reunion” we visit a vacation resort for a Marketplace “family” gathering, where slaves, former slaves, trainers, and their spouses, significant others and family members can relax, let their hair down, and connect with each other. But the “reunion” that matters most is that of Robin Cassidy (the slave from “The Slave”) and her first trainer, Chris Parker (the trainer from “The Trainer”).
Of course the vacation resort isn’t just any resort, it’s Kaleigh Castle, a centuries-old Irish castle that is now a luxury hotel and happens to be where Chris learned many of the skills and practices that have made him so sought-after in the Marketplace. And while everyone enjoys their two most favorite indoor sports-gossip and sex-trouble is afoot. A nosy tabloid reporter thinks he’s onto something: a real-life international slave trading ring. Can Chris keep the world from learning the truth about The Marketplace, but accept the truth about his feelings regarding Robin, Anderson, and Jiro at the same time?
About the author: Laura Antoniou is the award-winning author of The Marketplace Series, The Killer Wore Leather, The Catalyst, and other works of BDSM and alternative sexuality, as well as the editor of Leatherwomen and No Safewords: Tales from the Marketplace. In 2001 she was awarded the John Preston Short Story award, given annually by the National Leather Association for the best BDSM fiction.
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