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Breaking Josh 5
- Narrated by: Devra Woodward
- Length: 1 hr and 30 mins
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Breaking Josh 5
Narrated by:
Devra Woodward
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Publisher's Summary
As Talia's revenge on Josh becomes clear, it is obvious to all that he's been changed forever.
Meanwhile, Juliette's old friend Monique arrives from France, where she runs The Chateau, a sister facility to Blackwood Manor. She and Juliette mend some old fences, with startling results for poor Josh.
And now, a word from Blackwood Manor:
"Is there anything more beautiful, more satisfying, than seeing a male embrace his true role of slave?
"At Blackwood Manor, we work not just to help the male realize his potential. We strive to improve the world, one male at a time."
©2014 Lily Snow (P)2014 Lily Snow
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