Frozen by the Doctor: Doctors of Hartly Institute: Book Six

Dr. Jackson appeared at her side with a long syringe. She turned away so she didn't have to see it, and only felt the prick in her arm. Immediately, she felt warmth spread out from her arm and through her body. She tried to move her hand and could barely lift a finger.

In 1963, it was hard to just ignore a repressive childhood. And it wasn't that Anna DeVry didn't have sexual desire--she did. It was just that any time a relationship started to get physical, her body went tense, frozen. Her therapist told her she was frigid and sent her to Dr. Jackson, a graduate of the Hartly Institute. His unusual techniques are Anna's only hope. Only by becoming truly frozen by the doctor, will she learn to embrace the heat.
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