Governing the Gang Girl 1: The Heat in the Kitchen - Governing the Gang Girl, #1

Governing the Gang Girl 1: The Heat in the Kitchen Troubled young Charmayanne "Charmie" Else is a former member of a neo-Nazi gang. She agrees to be interviewed by free-lance journalist Jack Molay. But the interview becomes a mutual seduction when they realize that though they have little in common they're attracted, and that he is a dom and she is submissive. The interview begins in the kitchen, but as the heat builds and their sexual games become more complex, they decide to take this interview upstairs.
To her bedroom. Charmie knows she has many things to atone for. With the help of a ruler and an old razor strop from her mother's farm, that atonement begins. "This is beautifully written, incredibly hot, about real people. If you like your dominance and submission to feel truthful, loving and human, this is the series for you. Mortimer observes bodies, minds and behaviour and turns them into pure steamy sexiness.
Reading it is a ride, a wonderful sensual ride!" - Isadora Bellini, reviewer. From: Governing the Gang Girl 1: Heat in the Kitchen As we talked I realized that although I hated what she'd been doing, and some of the stories she'd told me about things she'd done were horrific, I liked the woman she was now. She was honest, she faced up to what she'd been doing without trying to make herself the victim, she intended to make amends and she was brave.
She wasn't remotely stupid, and she'd read real books. She could be darkly funny. There was an older, softer personality underneath all the toughness. After a while we took a break, and she got up to make a pot of tea. I watched her leaning over the sink, filling the kettle, and the jersey lifted at the back to show that she had a very nice bottom, and that she wasn't wearing anything under the jersey.
And I realized that I was attracted to her. I had absolutely not expected that.