Missions: Book 1. Cambodia

Gabriel has just finished his studies in journalism and is looking for a job. One night, while partying at a bar with his buddies, he sees a man walk in who reminds him of someone, but he can’t remember who until a friend tells him it’s Zac Mendel, an internationally known freelance journalist. Gabriel has dreamed of meeting him for years. And when he learns that the great man is looking for a submissive and a assistant to accompany him around the world and assist him in his journalistic investigations, Gabriel tells himself that the role is made for him. But his friends reveal to him that Mendel is very sadistic and that his previous companion accused him of abandoning her in a perilous situation. They tell him so many other horrors about the too handsome journalist that Gabriel hesitates to go and talk to him. He doesn’t know if he can satisfy this man, both professionally and personally. But one day, piqued by curiosity, he decides to verify all that by himself by knocking on the door of his idol. This book is the first volume of the Missions series. It is complete in itself and does not require you to read volume 2 to understand anything. Warning: This volume has a short uro scene and a scat scene that can easily be skipped without losing anything to the understanding of the story.