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As a woman in a male dominated field
Daniella Pearce ensures that she maintains a strict façade,
on the outside, one her male counterparts won’t be able to
find fault with. Her inner thoughts and fantasies however
are filled with secrets of dark desires, laced with pain and
pleasure. On her latest colonial assignment Daniella decides
to use the Virtual Fantasy Room to help with her physical
needs while on the Planet Asberek and is blown away by the
realism of the created hologram. A hologram that turns her
body inside out and leaves her mind shattered. One whom she
finds out later is really Captain Jake Tarune, a Dom with
dark desires of his own who has now identified Daniella as
suspect in the destruction of military property. As Jake and
Daniella explore their explosive connection despite there
combined misgivings, there is someone on the planet Asberek
who doesn’t want her alive, someone willing to use their
fantasies and desires of others around them to silence her
once and for all.
Deep, dark, hot and heavy! Those are the first words that
come to mind as I attempt to explain how exceptional I found
Taking Command. Set in a futuristic world,
where as much as things have changed there is still so much
that hasn’t. Daniella is a perfect example of a woman who
instead of embracing her desires has to hide then in fear of
how she will be received by her male counterparts. Her
unplanned encounter with irresistible and dangerous Captain
Jake is an example of fate, and a computer program with a
mind of its own, at work. Jennifer Leeland did an excellent
job of creating a scintillating story filled with erotic
pleasures while still maintaining a rather interesting and
intriguing storyline. I highly recommend Taking
Command for anyone who enjoys the bite of bondage
and the high that comes with letting go of one’s
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