DESTINED TO PLAY BY INDIGO BLOOME
THE DEAL
HarperCollins Publishers Australia has secured world rights to three new
Australian erotic fiction novels for a six-figure sum.
‘The recent success of E.L. James’s Fifty Shades of Grey proves
there is a real hunger, right now, for erotic fiction’ says Harper Collins
publishing director Shona Martyn. ‘Perhaps the rise of the e-reader has
assisted offering more discretion for those reading in a public place than
a conventional book; conversely maybe in tough times, we like a little more
escapism than usual.’
As a result of unprecedented online demand for the title since it was
announced Destined to Play will now be published in both print and
digital editions in July 2012.
THE BOOK
It's simple. No sight. No questions. 48 hours.
Dr. Alexandra Blake is about to give a series of
prestigious lectures, but the butterflies in her stomach are for a far more
exciting reason ...
After the lecture she is meeting up with Jeremy Quinn,
esteemed doctor and dangerous ex-lover - the only person with whom she has ever
let her guard down completely. After a few glasses of champagne in his
luxurious penthouse suite, Jeremy presents her with an intriguing offer: stay
with him for the next forty-eight hours and accept two extraordinary
conditions, the first of which leaves her utterly at his mercy, and he will
give her an experience more sensual and extreme than any game they have ever
played before. This scorching novel is an erotic exploration of trust and
betrayal, experimentation and control, lust and love.
The Sydney Intercontinental will be viewed the same
way again! Forget Fifty Shades of Grey, this daring debut will leave you breathless for more...
THE AUTHOR
Indigo Bloome is married with two children. She has lived and worked in
Sydney and the United Kingdom, with a successful career in the finance
industry. Indigo recently traded city life with a move to regional Australia,
which provided her with an opportunity to explore her previously undiscovered
creative side. Her love of reading, deciphering dreams, stimulating
conversation and the intrigue of the human mind led her to writing her first
novel, DESTINED TO PLAY. Of the book, and publication deal Bloome says,
‘Hopefully it provokes some frank and fascinating discussion, as it has with my
family and friends. My mother was one of my earliest readers! When I started writing, it was primarily because I couldn’t find a book
that specifically met my needs. Frustrated at searching for something that
didn’t seem to exist, I figured I’d just give it a go myself.’
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