Blog Tour: Lock And Key by Z. Allora
Jun. 22nd, 2016 09:45 amI want to thank Elisa Rolle for hosting part 3 of Zack Davis’s backstory. It is appreciated! Everyone’s foray into BDSM is unique. I wanted to share with readers how the main character of Lock and Key, Zack Davis became enthralled with BDSM. So for the Lock and Key blog tour I’ve written 11 parts of his story. I hope you enjoy it!
Part 2 can be found at: http://www.prismbookalliance.com/?post_type=post&p=49928

Part 3
His mother’s scream pierced his sleep. Zack grabbed his baseball bat as he tripped out the door.
“Did you see this?” She waved the latest edition of her favorite trashy tabloid at him.
“Um?” His eyes adjusted to the light. His mother was alone in the room. Okay, no one to kill.
His mother shrieked, “Look at what your brother did.”
What had Jordon—
“They published a picture of Dusty with some boy in a dress!”
Dusty? Usually Jordan was the one in trouble.
Jordon stumbled into the living room rubbing his eyes and wearing a T-shirt with Rainbow Warrior scrolled across the chest and neon purple sweats. “Why is Dusty wearing a dress?”
“No! No! Look!” She threw the tabloid at them, and Jordon snatched it.
Their mother grabbed the gossip rag back. “No, not you! Don’t look at this! Get dressed, we’re going to your brother’s to put a stop to this.”
Scowling, Jordon left the living room to bang around his bedroom.
Her reaction to his oldest brother kissing a gender fluid person pushed Zack deeper into the shadows. She’d never tolerate his interest in guys let alone BDSM.
If his own mother couldn’t accept him, how could anyone?
Part 4 will be http://reneestevens.net on June 24th!
Lock And Key by Z. Allora
Release Date Jul 15, 2016
Pages 300
ISBN-13 978-1-63477-169-6
eBook: https://www.dreamspinnerpress.com/books/lock-and-key-by-z-allora-7213-b
Paperback: https://www.dreamspinnerpress.com/books/lock-and-key-by-z-allora-7214-b
Rejected. Heartbroken. Devastated.
Zack Davis wanted to serve only one man, Andrew Nikeman. He was denied because Andrew thought he was too young and because their brothers were together. So Zack crushed his submissive tendencies and focused on being the perfect Dom, giving every sub he played with something he couldn’t have.
After years of denying his submissive side, Entwined’s charity auction “Are you Dom Enough to be a sub?” gives Zack an excuse to get a little of what he’s always craved.
Andrew doesn’t know when his infatuation turned into more, but it kills him to see Zack with a constant parade of submissives. He’d refused to jeopardize his brother’s relationship or become Zack’s regret; however, Zack isn’t a kid anymore, and his brother’s relationship is unbreakable. Now Zack’s popularity and success as a Dom might ruin Andrew’s dreams of collaring him, but he can’t wait any longer to confess his feelings or he risks losing the man he loves forever.
Please follow the rest of the blog tour. You can find the schedule at http://zallora.blogspot.com.
Big hugs,
Z. Allora
www.zallorabooks.com
http://zallora.blogspot.com
https://www.facebook.com/Z.Allora
https://www.facebook.com/Zallorabooks

Part 2 can be found at: http://www.prismbookalliance.com/?post_type=post&p=49928

Part 3
His mother’s scream pierced his sleep. Zack grabbed his baseball bat as he tripped out the door.
“Did you see this?” She waved the latest edition of her favorite trashy tabloid at him.
“Um?” His eyes adjusted to the light. His mother was alone in the room. Okay, no one to kill.
His mother shrieked, “Look at what your brother did.”
What had Jordon—
“They published a picture of Dusty with some boy in a dress!”
Dusty? Usually Jordan was the one in trouble.
Jordon stumbled into the living room rubbing his eyes and wearing a T-shirt with Rainbow Warrior scrolled across the chest and neon purple sweats. “Why is Dusty wearing a dress?”
“No! No! Look!” She threw the tabloid at them, and Jordon snatched it.
Their mother grabbed the gossip rag back. “No, not you! Don’t look at this! Get dressed, we’re going to your brother’s to put a stop to this.”
Scowling, Jordon left the living room to bang around his bedroom.
Her reaction to his oldest brother kissing a gender fluid person pushed Zack deeper into the shadows. She’d never tolerate his interest in guys let alone BDSM.
If his own mother couldn’t accept him, how could anyone?
Part 4 will be http://reneestevens.net on June 24th!
Lock And Key by Z. Allora
Release Date Jul 15, 2016
Pages 300
ISBN-13 978-1-63477-169-6
eBook: https://www.dreamspinnerpress.com/books/lock-and-key-by-z-allora-7213-b
Paperback: https://www.dreamspinnerpress.com/books/lock-and-key-by-z-allora-7214-b
Rejected. Heartbroken. Devastated.
Zack Davis wanted to serve only one man, Andrew Nikeman. He was denied because Andrew thought he was too young and because their brothers were together. So Zack crushed his submissive tendencies and focused on being the perfect Dom, giving every sub he played with something he couldn’t have.
After years of denying his submissive side, Entwined’s charity auction “Are you Dom Enough to be a sub?” gives Zack an excuse to get a little of what he’s always craved.
Andrew doesn’t know when his infatuation turned into more, but it kills him to see Zack with a constant parade of submissives. He’d refused to jeopardize his brother’s relationship or become Zack’s regret; however, Zack isn’t a kid anymore, and his brother’s relationship is unbreakable. Now Zack’s popularity and success as a Dom might ruin Andrew’s dreams of collaring him, but he can’t wait any longer to confess his feelings or he risks losing the man he loves forever.
Please follow the rest of the blog tour. You can find the schedule at http://zallora.blogspot.com.
Big hugs,
Z. Allora
www.zallorabooks.com
http://zallora.blogspot.com
https://www.facebook.com/Z.Allora
https://www.facebook.com/Zallorabooks

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