Review: Dominant/Submissive with a touch of S/M in a Paranormal Dance Club...
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 09 17, 2013
How many genres can you pack in one novella?  We have shifters and other paranormals.  We have romance.  We have dominant and submissive.  The only part I had a problem with is the dom/sub.  There was no mention of it in the description.  While I realize that there are many people who appreciate that genre, when I happen to read that I end up feeling icky and hollow.So if I pretend that the dom/sub portions weren't there, I am still left with an iffy m/m romance.  I kept feeling like Anthony was this shy virgin being the object of obsession of a dirty old man.  If Silver (that name just didn't do it for me), called Anthony "baby" one more time I think I might actually upchuck.While I might be able to accept the "mine" and the "mating" from the were's point of view happening very quickly, Anthony was not a were and would not have had the instinct to be mated so quickly.  In addition, Silver's desire to control Anthony's life so quickly set off all of my warning bells.  By the time I got to the spanking...Personally, I like lovers who come together as equals.  More importantly I prefer lovers that don't need to control each other in any fashion.So while I thought the author had an interesting take on the genre, it left me wishing I had never read it.