Review: Another stellar segmet of the series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 22, 2014
Favorite quote:Lucky's Review: We first met Max in Tag Team. He was brought in to help Mason overcome what happened to him in that book. We don’t see a lot of him, but we do catch glimpses of his life, and also of the man he’s got in his house. (SJD did an outstanding job of melding the bits about Max into his own book).Max is a big, bad ass Dom. Yet he’s hopelessly smitten with the barista at the counter of the local coffee shop, Aiden. He asks Aiden out, pleasantly surprised when the answer is yes.Aiden comes from Indiana, farm country. He’s hoping to make a life in the big city, but he feels lost. When he meets Max, things start to fall into place for him. Though it scares him, he also finds it thrilling that Max is taking a firm hand to guide him. But he’s also afraid of what these changes mean.SJD turns in another stellar segment of the Guards of Folsom series. The thing about this series for me, is that the men – Dom and sub – adapt. Max was a heavy hitter Dom, but he also had training as a submissive. He knows both sides of the plate and he uses that to make Aiden soar. The thing is, the feelings he’s developing threaten to change the way he normally does things. SJD takes this into account, melding the two men into one coherent unit. Will they always stay thus? Probably not. Max is pushing Aiden’s boundaries and bringing him to the place Max wants him, but its’ going to be a place where both will be comfortable and that is the mark of a good Sir, making certain that his boy is taken care of – body, mind, and spirit.Review originally appeared at mrsconditreadsbooks.com/index.php/?p=17160