Release Me: The Stark Series #1

J. Kenner

Jan 2013 · Stark Book 1 · Sold by Bantam

About this ebook

NATIONAL BESTSELLER • The first book in the sexy, emotionally charged Stark trilogy—a romance between a powerful man who’s never heard “no” and a fiery woman who says “yes” on her own terms

Wealthy, powerful, and exceedingly dangerous, Damien Stark wants to own me. . . . Or at least my likeness. He’s offered me one million dollars to pose for a nude portrait that will become the diamond of his private art collection.

And I need the money. Bad.

But it soon becomes obvious that this deal is too good to be true, and that Mr. Stark wants much more from me than I ever planned on giving.

Except now I just might want him as much as he wants me.

Some say he’s a killer, that this game of seduction could lead to my demise. . . . But what if it’s worth the risk?

BONUS: This edition includes excerpts from J. Kenner's Claim Me and Say My Name.

Don’t miss any of the Stark Saga, intended for mature audiences.
Begin your journey with RELEASE ME, CLAIM ME, & COMPLETE ME

Ratings and reviews

I really loved the book. I don't think it was exactly like 50 shades at all. Simular subject base that made us all love 50 shades series as well as crossfire. I loved the fact that it's a romance novel that has a bdsm factor. Damian differs in many ways to Christian. He is a dominant billionaire who loves to control, protect, and care for Nikki. But he also differs in many ways. The same goes for Nikki. I truly loved the book. The only thing I wished was for more bdsm factors.

It was like reading a little of each of some of the other series of this same genre; Crossfire Series - which is my absolute favorite (I've read the series 3 times). The 50 Shades series and a little of the Gabriel's Inferno series. I didn't feel anything for Nikki and Damien until nearing the end. I dont think that they are as developed yet, but again I liked the potential of the story so I'll complete the series.

terrible writing. does it not bother anyone else that this whole book "takes place in a week, two weeks...14 days?" ...seriously why? first shes at an art gallery. then shes not. then shes suppose to be at a "saturday meeting" ...then shes not. then shes running into someone that scares her. then shes running to and from his office. and then shes running into someone that scares her again. ALSO why include sh if you cant correctly portray it? will not be reading the rest of the series xx

About the author

J. Kenner spent more than ten years as a litigator in Southern California and Central Texas, using her rare free time to indulge her passion for writing. California born, she now lives—and writes—in Texas, with her husband and daughters.