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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - She was taught that surrender belonged to God. She never expected to crave it from a man.At Marden University in Westmere, Utah, faith is not merely private. It shapes enrollment, scholarships, work, reputation, and every respectable future. Lydia Ashby, a shy twenty-three-year-old manuscript-conservation student, has learned to stay useful, quiet, and safely overlooked.Then Silas Mercer joins the Old Westmere Tabernacle preservation project.Disciplined, devout, and unnervingly controlled, the twenty-five-year-old engineering senior recognizes the desire Lydia has never dared to name. What begins as forbidden attraction becomes a carefully negotiated exploration of dominance and submission, with written limits, safewords, aftercare, and consent that must be chosen again and again. In Silas's authority, Lydia discovers a surrender that feels like freedom. In Lydia's trust, Silas discovers a responsibility more demanding than control.But at a university where an ecclesiastical endorsement can determine everything, even consensual desire can ruin two lives. As their private rituals deepen toward a 24/7 power exchange, secrecy draws institutional attention, ambition collides with devotion, and a breach of trust forces Lydia to ask the question at the heart of both her faith and her longing: Can she kneel without disappearing To build a future together, Lydia and Silas must confront shame, power, accountability, and the dangerous difference between obedience freely offered and obedience silently expected.The Temple and the Collar is a slow-burn, dark-leaning contemporary romance about two believing Latter-day Saints caught between sacred covenant and forbidden desire. Atmospheric, emotionally intense, and psychologically precise, this consensual BDSM romance explores dominant/submissive love, religious identity, female agency, and the truth that surrender is meaningful only when refusal remains possible.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Winter has turned every inventory into a target.Stonegate refuses Versailles's demand for a map of its private stockpiles. Then requisition teams arrive with the map anyway. They know which garages conceal food, which homes hold fuel, and where the last working generators are kept. Someone inside Stonegate traded consent for aid.Daniel Mercer enters the first lethal winter as a ration-board chair, a reluctant delegate, and a man still carrying the consequences of his earlier decisions. Disease spreads through crowded shelters. Heating fuel disappears. Carter Vale offers medicine and coordinated security, but his political design would let controlled wealth purchase permanent power.When evidence implicates the radio engineer Daniel already distrusts, he makes a choice that silences Stonegate's most important warning network. The cost arrives before the truth does.Now Daniel must uncover who betrayed the neighborhood while building a coalition among hostile compacts, farms, and downtown survivors. Exposing the culprit could destroy the only security force capable of holding Versailles together. Concealing the truth could make Central Kentucky's first durable charter dependent on an unforgivable secret.The First Charter is Book Four of The Ash Commonwealth, an extremely dark post-apocalyptic political mystery about winter, prejudice, compromised alliances, and the fragile institutions people create when survival alone is no longer enough. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The first murder trial after the collapse may put its creator on trial instead.Grant Heller admits firing the shot that killed Samuel Kessler at a quarantine cordon. He says Daniel Mercer's emergency order required the line to hold. The victim's family calls it murder. Miles Rourke wants swift punishment before winter, while attorney Celia Mercer insists that even the county's most hated man must receive counsel, evidence, and an appeal.Daniel is asked to build a civilian court from nothing. There is no settled murder law, no independent judiciary, and no agreement over who may sit on a jury. Food is running short, armed factions surround the proceedings, and every day spent seeking justice is a day taken from survival.Daniel wants the trial to separate one officer's violence from the government that employed him. Instead, witnesses and damaged records raise harder questions about vague orders, secret exemptions, altered ledgers, and the people whose suffering never entered the official account. Heller's defense may depend on proving that Daniel created the conditions for the killing.A verdict could establish accountable law or turn public judgment into revenge. Daniel must decide how much truth his government can survive when the evidence reaches the man who designed it.The County Trial is Book Seven of The Ash Commonwealth, a serialized post-apocalyptic political thriller series intended to be read in order. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Someone is burning the county's future, one field and one record at a time.The epidemic has receded, but Woodford County is no closer to peace. Seed barns ignite across the winter countryside. Land records disappear. Hay, tools, and preserved food vanish into smoke while growers, refugees, laborers, and town residents arm themselves against one another.Daniel Mercer is given the investigation because he can reconcile the county's ration, labor, health, and property records. The evidence points toward Asha Raman, the agricultural specialist who has openly challenged his government. Her knowledge connects her to every target. Her movements seem to appear in the surviving logs. The case is almost too complete.Emma calls it a manufactured accusation. Carter Vale uses the fires to attack compulsory land claims. Miles Rourke demands collective detention before the winter stores are gone. Daniel must follow evidence through records created by frightened officials, coerced workers, and institutions with reasons to protect themselves.Every delay risks another fire. Every premature arrest could turn hunger into civil conflict. As the attacks move from supplies toward the county's institutional memory, Daniel must determine whether one saboteur is exploiting old grievances or several factions are hiding inside the same panic.The Burning Fields is Book Eight of The Ash Commonwealth, a serialized post-apocalyptic political thriller series intended to be read in order. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. One county has food. Another has machine tools. Medicine remains behind guarded gates. Between them, people die while rival authorities argue over whose paper matters.Three years after the collapse, Central Kentucky can no longer survive as a collection of isolated communities. Daniel Mercer proposes a narrow union to protect trade routes, settle disputes, and coordinate defense. Lexington demands power based on population. Rural delegates demand equal votes. Producers want vetoes. Frankfort offers resources only if the counties submit to its disputed national authority.Then confidential routes and private vote counts reach restorationist hands. Daniel suspects Aaron, the brother who betrayed him once before. Emma's attempt at transparency puts witnesses at risk. Laura warns that fear is becoming Daniel's favorite form of evidence. With delegates disappearing and the conference breaking apart, the government Daniel hopes to build may fail before it has a name.The Bluegrass Compact is Book Eleven of The Ash Commonwealth, an extremely dark post-apocalyptic political thriller about consent, dependency, betrayal, and the compromises hidden inside every new institution. The series is intended to be read in sequence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Lexington has electricity. Not everywhere. Not for everyone. And never without a price.Nearly two years after America went dark, Woodford County has survived long enough to face a new kind of crisis. Its fields may produce food, but its people still need medicine, machine parts, milling, and skilled labor. Daniel Mercer leads a fragile delegation east along a road divided by checkpoints, rival authorities, and desperate settlements.Behind Lexington's guarded barriers, a few districts glow with restored power while thousands live in darkness. Director Miriam Keene offers Woodford access to clinics and workshops in exchange for grain, labor registries, and recognition of her city's control over the corridor. Frankfort claims neither side has the authority to make such a bargain. Daniel's daughter Emma sees a system built to make inequality permanent. Daniel sees resources that could keep his family and county alive.To return home with an agreement, Daniel must decide what survival is worth when every workable system assigns a price to human standing.The Lexington Road is Book Nine of The Ash Commonwealth, an extremely dark post-apocalyptic political thriller series about power, family, and the institutions built after collapse. The series is intended to be read in sequence. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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