She entered as Jenny. The Labyrinth named her Bambi.

Jenny Summer is twenty-four, bored out of her mind and completely finished with men who leave her wondering whether desire is something that only exists in the dark romance novels hidden in the back of her closet.

She doesnt want another nice date, another forgettable night or another relationship that makes her feel less alive than being alone. She wants intensity, surrender and the kind of man she has only ever been brave enough to fantasize about.

A late-night search leads her to The Labyrinth, Amanda Claridges secretive Chicago agency where wealthy and powerful clients arent simply buying companionship. Theyre buying carefully constructed fantasies, and Amanda takes one look at Jennys enormous innocent eyes, sweet appearance and decidedly less innocent desires and knows exactly what to do with her.

Jenny enters The Labyrinth and becomes Bambi, a Babygirl created for men who crave obedience, innocence and the intoxicating pleasure of corruption. She expects rules. She expects money. She even expects to discover that some of the fantasies she has spent years imagining are considerably more dangerous when there is a real man standing on the other side of the door.

What she doesnt expect is Nate Carter.

Nate belongs to a world where power is taken rather than requested, and Bambi should have been nothing more than an arrangement between a man accustomed to getting what he wants and a woman finally brave enough to ask for what she needs. But The Labyrinth can negotiate almost anything except what happens when fantasy becomes attachment, and neither Jenny nor Nate is prepared for the moment pretending to belong to him stops feeling like pretending.

She came to The Labyrinth because she wanted to feel something. She never expected to find the one man who could make her feel everything.