Rebecca is young and innocent when Noah Jones moved in next door. Wise and worldly, he never would have thought he would be drawn to such a shy, fumbling girl. 
However, from the moment that he failed to rescue Rebecca's welcome pie, he couldn't put her out of his mind. 
But there was no way that he could introduce her to what most would consider a depraved lifestyle. On the same note, he couldn't keep himself away from her. 
Rebecca is wildly attracted to Noah, more so than she had been to anyone before. He makes her feel things that, even at 19, she couldn't understand. But she wanted to find out with him. 
But what would people think about a young woman such as herself getting caught up in all Noah's luscious debauchery? And should she care? 
It only got worse when her strict, uptight parents started pushing her into the arms of the one man in town that almost made her physically sick. Keith is not the kind of man that Rebecca wanted to be tied to, much less be alone with.
However, when Rebecca's secret love for Noah comes out in the open. She is forced away from everything and everyone that she knew.

The Dom Next Door: The Lost Dom Series

Keith stayed where he was for a few more minutes, but I didn't. I took one more sip of my coffee, then set it down before pushing myself away from the table. 


"For a woman that's so sure she doesn't want the attention of a man, you sure dress like a slut," Keith snarled. 


I stiffened at his slur and turned back to him. "You are extremely thick, you know that? Thick as in stupid. Just because I dress how I do, doesn't mean I was leading you on. I dress as I do to make myself happy and couldn't care less how others think." 


Keith scoffed at my words, but finally stayed quiet. He either ran out of arguments, or he no longer cared to listen to me any longer. I didn't mind because I didn't want to listen to him either. 


"You might learn to keep your thoughts to yourself. Otherwise, you risk exposing your stupidity," I warned Keith with a sweet smile. 


He glared at me once more, but I just kept smiling and swept out of the room. 


Chapter Thirty-Four: Perfect Exits