Review: In which we learn that...
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 05 16, 2014
Charging people for access to videos of people having sex is not pornography, and charging people to get them off is not prostitution when BDSM is involved.  As long as you're whipping someone, tying them up, or otherwise catering to a kink, you're allowed to charge people for sex and call yourself a pro.  In fact, you will gain the respect of the police much more quickly if you explain that your clients are willing to pay you to cater to their sexual needs.  Why would a cop have anything to say about that?  The only thing he'll be concerned about is people finding out that he is a)gay, and b)kinky.And anybody who says differently just doesn't get it!  BDSM isn't about sex, no matter how many times the author uses the word "erection" in describing the service provided.Broke my implausibility meter in the first 3 chapters.  I think I'll be stuck with Amy Lane books until I get it repaired.If Hugh Grant and George Michael had read this book, they would have saved themselves a lot of heartache by keeping a flogger in the glove compartment.  Also, once street hookers and "massage parlors" learn this amazing fact, LAPD will not be able to touch them!