Posts labeled D/S
Review - Safe Limits by Morticia Knight
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While Gavin and Kyle from the previous book, Building Bonds are settling nicely into their D/s relationship, one of Gavin’s partners in the Kiss of Leather venture, Derek, remains steadfastly single. He’s been burned by one too many fickle subs. Then Gavin and Derek’s other partner Josh asks a big favor: his sub’s childhood friend Corey has just escaped from an abusive relationship and needs a place to stay until Josh gets back to town.
Review - Testing Lysander by L.M. Somerton
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Lysander Brock, known to everyone as just Brock, is an accomplished nature photographer known for getting impossible shots, often with little regard for his own safety. Brock is just getting ready for his next assignment to the Columbian rain forest when the home where he’s staying is invaded by Kyle, a government agent who at first coerces but then seduces Brock into using his talents to help get information about a criminal operation in the Columbian jungles where Brock plans to go.
Review - Building Bonds by Morticia Knight
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Shy carpenter Kyle has a knack for building exquisite dungeon equipment, even though he himself is not in the lifestyle and doesn’t believe his old friend when he tells Kyle he’s a natural sub. When Gavin approaches Kyle with an offer to build equipment for the new BDSM club he is opening with his friends called “Kiss of Leather”, he just assumes Kyle must be an experienced submissive, and takes quite an interest in the young man.
Review - Restraint by AJ Rose
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Psychologist Ben and ex-police detective Gavin are back for another adventure. Things start innocently enough, as they always do. The two men are just married and off on their honeymoon at the Puget Sound island cabin that Ben spent many summers at when he was younger. But when Ben starts reading through his monther’s old journals he uncovers evidence that the car crash that killed his parents may not have been an accident.
Review - The Dom's Way by Sean Michael
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In this direct sequel to The Closet Boy, Way and Neal start to build a relationship as Master/Dom and submissive. It’s all so new to Way, who wants to please Neal but he has no experience to know how to do it right, and keeping up with a newly sexually awakened young man isn’t easy for Neal either. Where the previous book was more romance than BDSM, this one is practically one scene right after another for the entire book.
Review - Unraveled by K.M. Neuhold
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Auto mechanic Max has his hands full taking care of his daughter, who he shares custody of with her mother. He is definitely thinking about finding the “right girl” and settling down, but nobody he meets seems to spark any deep feelings. Max’s roommate and best friend Clay’s situation isn’t much different. He’s busy running his business and helping Max take care of his daughter. Only, in Clay’s case, he just hasn’t found the right guy, which is doubly hard for him given his need to be tied up to really enjoy sex.
Tags: Contemporary D/s BDSM
Review - The Harvest Young: Bound by Fate by M.A. Church
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Szin and his twin brother Raiden are both part human and part Tah’Narian but Szin looks far more like a frail human than his brother, or just about anyone else in his circle of friends and family, other than his human dad. Szin has always known Takeo considered them fated to be mates almost since birth, but he keeps trying to convince himself as well as Takeo that he’s not good enough for the powerful warrior.
Tags: D/s Science Fiction
Review - Going Deep by Silvia Violet
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This last book of the “Fitting In” series returns to the original threesome of Jack, Gray and Mason. This time we get the story from Gray’s point of view. Now a detective, he is faced with the puzzling murder of a teenage girl, who may have been forced into prostitution by a notorious crime boss, yet there are precious few clues as to who is responsible. When another girl turns up dead, the pressure mounts to find some clues.
Review - The Master Will Appear by L.A. Witt
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Experienced fencer Mikhail takes an instant dislike to brash newcomer Ryan. The aggressive young man has talent, but no discipline. And if there’s one thing Mikhail knows, it’s discipline, whether it be on the piste or in the bedroom. Mikhail decides to teach the cocky fencer a lesson and challenges him to a match. He isn’t surprised when he wins easily, but he is surprised when a contrite Ryan asks Mikhail to give him lessons.
Review - Limitless by SJD Peterson
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Experienced Dominant Nash finds himself curiously fascinated with Joshua, a new submissive at the Underground Club. Unfortunately, Joshua belongs to Troy, a truly sadistic Dom that Nash has always disliked. When his curiosity gets the better of him and Nash asks around, he finds that the young sub has a reputation for taking extreme pain and not safewording. It’s almost enough to scare Nash off. But still, there’s something about Joshua that makes him think he might be the kind of Dom the sub needs.