Posts labeled D/S
Work in Progress: My Writing Addiction
So, I’m writing again. It’s becoming something of an addiction, as I had planned to take a bit of a break before diving into the third (and final) book of the Journey series. But a new idea took root in my head, and it seems that now I’m in the ‘habit’ of writing, story ideas continue developing and bouncing around my head, becoming increasingly distracting, until I write them down.
Tags: Holding On D/s
Review: Duck!
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I probably wouldn’t have picked this book up on my own, but it was so highly recommended by several people I follow on Twitter that I decided to give it a try, and I’m very happy I did. It’s a lovely story, told in full. So many books I’ve read lately have been under-developed, but “Duck!” is very well fleshed out, and written in a very easy to read style that makes it a real page-turned (although, since I no longer read dead trees, I guess that makes it a “thumb-tapper”).
Five at Table
The Blurb: David and Gun have been together for nearly two years, and 'married', at least in their own eyes, for one. They are happy and secure in their lives. But a chance encounter with one of the university interns working in Gun’s office gets David thinking: Maybe their lives are too perfect. Maybe they should be giving back. In the sequel to Holding On, Tom joins the family, followed soon after by another young man, Chang.
Holding On
The Blurb: David is facing a bit of a mid-life crisis. He's come to realize he wants to be a submissive. But where to find a dom who will take him on at his age, in Thailand? To David, the younger, confident Gun seems like a godsend. Gun initiates David into the ways of a D/s relationship, and it makes him feel like he truly belongs. But can David hold on to this dream, or will his own fears doom it?
Letting Go
Book 3 of the David & Gun Series The Blurb: In the third and final book about David and Gun, we follow the couple and the two young men they brought into their lives in “Five At Table”, Tom and Chang. “Letting Go” weaves together a series of stories in which David and Gun help the two young men discover the paths that will take them out into the world.