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By:Jasinda Wilder
Published on 2015 by Berkley


|My name is Madame X.aI'm the best at what I do . . .a a Hired to transform the uncultured, inept sons of the wealthy and powerful into decisive, confident men, Madame X wields culture and wit like a knife. But behind her sophisticated facade X is a woman adrift, trapped between a dangerous past she can't remember and the protection of a seductive man who claims her body-and her soul. a Undone time and again by his exquisite dominance, X craves and fears his desire in equal measure. And while she longs for the safety of her tower penthouse, she also yearns to escape. But X has never known anything or anyone else-untilaheacame along . . .a 'Wilder pulls out all the stops for this spellbinding novel of identity, passion, and fear . . . Once readers fall into X's story, they'll be desperate for the next installments.' Publishers Weekly(starred review)'One of the most unique books I've read in a while . . . The next book cannot come soon enough . . . This is one of those stories that will leave you thinking about it for days afterward.' Smart Bitches, Trashy Books'Madame Xais about so many things- dominance, submission, captivity, choices, eroticism, and intimacy. It is the start of a series that is like a coming of age erotica, pulling themes from fairy tales and cautionary tales as well . . . Wilder balances the eroticism and action beautifully, the imagery created from X's mind is sometimes surprising but always gorgeous . . . The best thing is that there is more to come from Jasinda Wilder in this series and I can't wait to read it.' Heroes and Heartbreakersa 'Unlike anything else I've ever read . . . Compelling and dark . . . (X's) story isn't one you'll soon forget.' BookPageaa 'Poetic and sinfully provocative,aMadame Xais Jasinda Wilder at her absolute, steamiest best!' Katy Evans,aNew York Timesabestselling author'Jasinda Wilder like you've never seen her before.aMadame Xadraws you in from the first page and doesn't let go until long after the last.' K. Bromberg,aNew York Timesabestselling author'Jasinda outdid herself! Every word, every line in this book was a treat and I savored every bite. Sensual, intelligent and well-paced, I am on the edge of my seat and needing more!' Alessandra Torre,aNew York Timesabestselling author|

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