Dionéra

The Metriarch's Crown (The Sisterhood's Chalenge, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

In the third installment of the Sisterhood Trilogy, the game of dominance enters a deeper, more deceptive layer-one where the mind is just as bound as the body.

When Marina-a disguised infiltrator from the Chinese rival camp-crosses Selene's path, she expects a job, maybe power. Instead, she becomes part of a world governed by ritual, sensual hierarchy, and absolute obedience. Selene sees through the mask. And rather than expose the spy... she molds her.

What follows is a journey unlike any other: a descent through carefully orchestrated rituals where Marina is stripped, challenged, used, and-most of all-reborn. From the Delphy Oral Rite to the Dionysian foot ritual, each trial reshapes her, not just physically but psychologically. Her cage is more than metal. Her tongue becomes a weapon of diplomacy. Her scent, a language.

But can a woman become what she was never meant to be?

Guided by Selene's cold brilliance and the ruthless rituals of the Amazon Sisterhood, Marina must confront what lies beneath her own dual identity-male and female, servant and spy, believer and betrayer.

As the world closes in, and an auction nears with bidders from across the globe, Selene plays her final move. What seems like surrender may be something far more strategic. And what Marina thought was imprisonment may, in truth, be freedom.

Mythic, psychological, erotic-Book Three completes the trilogy's arc with a symphony of dominance, ritual humiliation, and the erotic power of becoming.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Dionéra
• Altersempfehlung: ab 18 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. August 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798231832491
• Artikelnr.: 75123320

Autorenporträt

Dionéra writes at the intersection of power, transformation, and desire.

Drawing inspiration from myth, ritual, and the psychology of submission, her stories blur the line between discipline and devotion, identity and surrender. Her characters are reshaped not just by the hands that bind thembut by the choices they make in the face of control.

Dionéra's writing explores the sacred and the profane, the elegance of dominance, and the erotic potential of becoming. She invites her readers into a world where nothing is accidental, and everything has a price.

This is literature for those who crave not only the heat of the bodybut the depth of the mind.