NYC Doms Series by Jane Henry

He's bred to protect. Tobias Creed likes things done his way, and he likes his women ready to submit. No strings attached. Until the night he meets the one woman who challenges him, practically begging to be taken over his knee.As a single mom to a child with special needs, Diana McAdams does things her way. She's in control and doesn't have time for love. Happily-ever-afters aren't for her. Then she meets the man who demands her submission...

A standalone entry in the NYC Doms seriesShe's feisty, gorgeous, impossible.Submissive.And all mine.I don't do half-assed relationships. When I set my sights on the most headstrong, tenacious submissive I've ever met, I'm all in. I'll show her the dark, sensual world she craves, dominate her, and leave her begging for more. But when her safety's endangered, she needs more than a dom: she needs a safeguard.

She'll learn to be daddy's good little girl. I never fraternize with my students.Never touch them.But when Giada Romano walks into my classroom, my perfect resolve crumbles.She's gorgeous.And bratty as hell.She's brilliant.And woefully disobedient.I'll bend her over my desk and teach her the manners her daddy should've taught her.This girl needs way more than a lesson in grammar. Please note: Schooled is a newly-expanded re-release, previously entitled Professor Daddy.

I hate Liam Alexander.I hate his Rolex. I hate his scowl. I hate everything his multi-billion-dollar company stands for.When the pompous, rich, arrogant jerk comes strutting into the coffee shop, I barely managecivility.But people make mistakes, and when I screw up, it's epic.I never expected the jerk would actually be a well-respected member of Club Verge.I never should have trusted the masked stranger when he beckoned me.I never should have taken him up on his offer... moreI hate Liam Alexander.I hate his Rolex. I hate his scowl. I hate everything his multi-billion-dollar company stands for.When the pompous, rich, arrogant jerk comes strutting into the coffee shop, I barely managecivility.But people make mistakes, and when I screw up, it's epic.I never expected the jerk would actually be a well-respected member of Club Verge.I never should have trusted the masked stranger when he beckoned me.I never should have taken him up on his offer.And the biggest mistake of my life?Letting him kiss me. less