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Book Title: A Merry Little Kinkmas
The author of the book: Tymber Dalton
Edition: Siren-BookStrand
Date of issue: January 16th 2015
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Language: English
Format files: PDF
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(Suncoast Society, BDSM, various pairings)

Seth and Leah are putting on a kinky Christmas party for some of their closest friends in the Suncoast Society. How do kinksters celebrate the holidays? One thing’s for sure—sexy fun will most certainly be on the agenda. From singing kinky carols, to playing their own festive reindeer games, have a voyeuristic visit with some of your favorite characters. It gives a whole new meaning to “decking the halls.”

And just wait until you get a load of Santa’s sack…

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Tymber Dalton is the wild-child alter-ego pen name for writer Lesli Richardson. She lives in southwest Florida with her author husband Jon Dalton (aka “The World’s Best Husband™”) and too many animals. The two-time EPIC award winner is the author of over 130 books, and is active in the BDSM lifestyle she frequently writes about.

When she’s not writing or out shooting skeet or playing DnD with friends, the part-time Viking shield-maiden in training can be found doing line edits or reading or thinking up something else to write. You can drop her a line through her website/blog and keep abreast of the latest news, views, snarkage, and general ramblings she feels like posting when the mood strikes her.

(Also published writing as Macy Largo, and Tessa Monroe.)

I like to write my stories around the characters. I don't "plot" my stories, I "pants" them. My characters are rarely perfect (and the perfect ones are usually first fodder for the bad nasties anyway). I like real characters, no matter how "fantastic" the story, that you can relate to and yet still escape with for a while. This means they'll have warts and all.