Taming Bad — Scarlet Darkwood

Is biology a friend or foe? This question plagues Newton Grenfield daily. He believes that a man's virility is the key to his masculinity, his identity. One man's abundance is another's curse. Newton discovers how cursed he really is when his libido refuses to shut down, spurring him on in the continual search for the right woman who will welcome his advances in the bedroom. Overeager attempts at finding love fall flat, earning him not only a cold shoulder from the ladies, but an angry father who decides treatment at The House, the local asylum, will do his son good. There's one catch to this treatment the father demands of Dr. James, The House physician. He wants Newton's antics stopped-for good. The doctor has a radical, fail-proof plan that will cut to the core of his patient's masculine ideologies in more ways than one. Above all, Newton's attendant must ensure he's as much of a man when he leaves The House as when he entered it, by helping him hone his lovemaking skills in order to secure the lady of his dreams. One night, Newton meets a young woman wandering the halls of The House, and his life changes forever. He thinks he's found the right one for him. When he experiences the ultimate change at the hand of Dr. James, he's left with answering to a confused lover, and wondering if the treatment made a bad situation worse. **There are graphic scenes and depictions that may not be suitable for sensitive tastes**