Introduction

BUTTERFLY EFFECT, by Jill Elaine Hughes Book Two of THE DOMINO SERIES. When we last left Nancy Delaney and Peter Rostovich, they were on the run from violent criminal overlords in the former Soviet Union. Our hero Peter Rostovich is an elusive, enigmatic international artist/playboy, originally from the Ukraine, who may or may not have ties to the Russian/Ukrainian mafia. Not only that, he has a taste for bondage, and uses BDSM imagery in his art. Virginal young heroine Nancy Delaney is a budding reporter, and tries to crack hero Peter Rostovich's very tough nut (he hates reporters, and art critics especially), but instead she captivates him. Bondage erotica/50 Shades fans will find lots to like in the familiar character setup and plot framework, but then they'll get taken on a thrill ride that goes halfway around the world to the darkest recesses of the former Soviet Union---Mafia dens, radioactive waste sites, Vladimir Putin-style corruption, sex trafficking rings, and more. BUTTERFLY EFFECT involves real and imagined international crime figures and a fast-pasted caper plot that will keep you on the edge of your seat. And in Peter Rostovich, readers will find a sexy artist whom nobody can quite figure out---not even the man himself.

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Chapter One

Rostovich and I always managed to get tangled up together, it seemed.
Our escape plan from the House of Pleasure had failed. Our driver was dead, and the getaway Jeep had crashed into a tree and flipped upside down. We were trapped inside, our bodies intertwined like a pair of snakes around a pole, awaiting our fate. ... view entire excerpt...

Discussion Questions

Why do you think Nancy Delaney is attracted to someone as dangerous as Peter Rostovich?

Do you have a moral or ethical problem with what Nancy does to survive when she is kidnapped? If so, what would you have done instead?

What would you like to see happen next in this series?

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