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Copyright Theft

Nick stole Emma’s content. She has a far more interesting way for him to repay the debt.

Nick knows he crossed a line when he reposted Emma’s subscription content. What he does not expect is for the woman behind the images to find him, threaten his future at law school and then offer him a way out that places him much closer to her than he ever imagined. Emma has the leverage, the confidence and the appetite to turn his mistake into something very personal.

Copyright Theft book cover by Bret Vautour
Story
Standalone
Reading order
None required
Format
Ebook
Type
Contemporary fiction

Emma has him exactly where she wants him.

About the book

Nick’s mistake is not abstract. He stole Emma’s protected content and helped spread it online, giving her every reason to come after him. A lawsuit could threaten his place at law school, his future career and the relationship with Kirstie he desperately wants to protect.

Emma understands all of that. She also understands something Nick would rather not admit: he has been fascinated by her since the first time he saw her pictures.

Copyright Theft turns that attraction into leverage. Emma offers Nick an unconventional way to work off what he owes, drawing him into her world while blackmail, coercion and overwhelming physical temptation make every sensible decision harder to reach.

Character, pressure and choice

The tension at the centre

Emma holds every card. She can sue Nick, threaten his place at law school and expose exactly what he has done to the girlfriend he loves. Nick knows the consequences are real, but knowing that does very little to clear his head once Emma starts turning his attraction to her into part of the bargain.

Emma is attracted to him too, and that makes the situation far more dangerous. What begins as punishment becomes a wicked opportunity for her to test just how much pressure Nick can withstand before reluctance gives way to desire.

At the centre

Two people. One very unequal bargain.

Leverage and temptation

Emma

Cunning, gorgeous and unapologetically sexual, Emma has every right to protect her work from people who steal it. Catching Nick gives her something more interesting than compensation: a handsome, reluctant admirer she can pressure, tease and draw into her world until resisting her becomes part of the fun.

Guilt and surrender

Nick

Nick presents himself as a decent young man, yet thinks little of stealing subscription content and redistributing it online. Once Emma closes the net around him, he is forced into choices that threaten his education, his relationship and his sense of himself, made harder still by how badly he wants the woman holding all the power.

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Why read Copyright Theft?

For a blackmail story where the woman holding all the leverage is also the one Nick cannot stop wanting.

Copyright Theft follows a gorgeous adult creator who catches a handsome young man stealing her work and decides that legal punishment alone would be far too conventional. Once Emma wants Nick for herself, his relationship with Kirstie becomes another pressure point, and watching him try to resist someone with every advantage becomes part of the pleasure.

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Desire. Decision. Consequence.

Nick stole Emma’s content.
She intends to make him work every inch of it off.

One mistake. One very personal repayment plan.

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