Indigo Bloome Collection: The Avalon Trilogy: Destined to Play, Destined to Feel, Destined to Fly

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Indigo Bloome Collection: The Avalon Trilogy: Destined to Play, Destined to Feel, Destined to Fly
Indigo Bloome

An intensely charged erotic journey, this trilogy is perfect for anyone who was seduced by 50 Shades of Grey.Destined to Play – When 37-year-old psychologist, Alexandra Blake, meets up with Dr Jeremy Quinn – the man who opened her eyes and body in ways she never thought possible – she is stunned when he offers her an extraordinary proposition. But she soon finds herself seduced into a level of surrender – and danger – she could never have imagined.Destined to Feel – Alexandra Blake’s erotic journey has seen her explore her innermost sexual fantasies and pushed her boundaries to their limit. But her world is plunged into uncertainty when she is abducted in London and finds herself caught up in a dangerous game. How far will Alexandra be willing to go to satisfy her curiosity and her desires? Is this a game too far, or is there still everything to play for…Destined to Fly – Alexandra has returned to the world after her captivity and is left feeling a heady mix of emotions. Strangely empowered, her euphoria becomes tainted by fear, forcing her to acknowledge how the decisions of her past will now determine her future… At last she will discover what freedom truly means and finally understand the real purpose of the role she was always destined to play.

Indigo Bloome Collection: The Avalon Trilogy

Indigo Bloome

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First published in Great Britain by HarperCollinsPublishers Ltd 2014

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Ebook Edition © December 2014 ISBN: 9780008115357

Version: 2014-10-31

Contents

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Title Page (#u933ac612-f02f-535c-b703-8b207ffb7a73)

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Destined to Play (#u58043c4f-2d86-53e0-87a4-485ce42fc8c0)

Destined to Feel (#ud8e3d593-2091-5f0b-acd6-d716cc0e76b1)

Destined to Fly (#ua8a52c74-4f31-5c48-bf59-30f6724fa444)

Keep Reading Indigo Bloome (#u45b83982-2a34-58c3-b052-a89df9b3735e)

About the Author (#uaf19686b-35bd-5d65-812d-22d43949d4ae)

About the Publisher (#u25822b06-e9f4-5b18-b707-959db61b14a9)

Destined To Play

Indigo Bloom

For my mum, whose unconditional love, support and nurturing since birth has enabled me to live my dreams many times over.

‘Do you ever feel like you were destined to play?’

‘Only in my dreams …’

Contents

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Title Page (#u8001dedc-37b8-54b3-8b39-727afcdcbbbd)

Dedication (#u16069b26-79f5-501b-92c7-d99d777c64b9)

Epigraph (#ued9e4385-7fc2-57b5-81ce-7b20d95da0d8)

Preface (#ud2e6219b-97c2-5679-a03c-706c6f0b6947)

Part I (#uf62e7fe8-3b7a-51c9-8147-22a67f1fde53)

Part II (#u759f4b1f-f7ee-5a07-94ca-7cf28e14f1a8)

Part III (#u1b63fdf6-e7c5-5a2e-8a2f-f9ca88e56a98)

Part IV (#ub40e78a6-d649-5968-80d5-146e58326df1)

Part V (#u38c9ecd0-c9b0-5a0e-b5e5-0ee5b830d6a8)

Part VI (#u394fc702-7f53-5dfa-ba67-d4e9d4d25f7c)

Part VII (#u5312c0e7-0df2-513d-8362-8f503f1fe683)

Epilogue (#u9420e410-f7cf-5625-8827-578daed42543)

Author’s Note (#ua37b2a7a-ad52-5beb-80c1-04f16e3d6548)

Acknowledgements (#u48448079-57f7-502e-b2b9-4104e75a81ca)

Preface

If I had known then what I know now, would it be any different?

I’m not sure why or how my life changed so dramatically so fast, yet it continues as if nothing has changed at all. It began with one weekend that perhaps, in hindsight, should never have happened, but deep in my soul I have a vague nagging that it was always meant to be …

This leaves me embroiled within a psychological and sexual tornado that landed without any advance warning or forecast — or maybe I just missed the signs? Either way, what has happened, has happened, what will be, will be. I just don’t know how it will end, or whether I will survive the journey.

Part I

‘No ordinary work done by a man is either as hard or as responsible as the work of a woman who is bringing up a family of small children; for upon her time and strength demands are made not only every hour of the day but often every hour of the night.’

— Theodore Roosevelt