Slave in Training (The Slave Book 1)
by Danny Tyran
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"This is one of those books that might well get under your skin and stick with you long after you finish reading it." --BDSM Books Review
"I highly recommend this to readers who truly want to understand the desires and motivation of those who choose to serve as slaves and the process." --Hearts on Fire Review
Looking at James, his new physical training teacher, Max falls instantly in love with this black god with a bad reputation. God or the Devil?
When James says to Max that he is the devil, Max answers: “Try me, Satan!” With these words, Max agrees to be trained by James to become a slave. This learning will prove more a hard mental training than a sexual one.
Brilliant, Master James succeeds to convince Max's parent to accept this initiation to slavery.
Once trained to meet every whim of his master, Max will be sold. Deeply in love with his trainer, Max will accept his fate.
Far from being a descent into hell, this training will structure Max's life and allow him to make his way in this BDSM universe.
** This book contains hardcore BDSM scenes and is intended for 18+ readers.
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