Review: Wonderfully Written and Told
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 28, 2014
I enjoyed this story a lot.  I liked the idea of the two characters knowing each other beforehand and having broken up over issues, too.  The idea of maybe a bit of revenge or hatred mixed with scintillating reconciliation is intriguing to me, to say the least.I think we've all had relationships like that, where they ended for one reason or another, and maybe later on in life we wondered what would have happened?  Maybe we've grown up more and realized that the relationship didn't really need to end?  Maybe the reason it ended wasn't quite the terrible thing that we made it out to be?That's what this story is, kind of.  I don't want to say that it's exactly that, because it's a bit different, but I think the idea is relateable for everyone.  I really liked Cassandra's strength and struggles, too.  She's not easy to control and she's got a lot of fire and passion.  She refused to submit to Chance, and he hurt her because of it.  Instead of forgiving or forgetting, she wants to get even.I liked Chance as a character, too.  He's a bit different.  I thought the teacher/student aspect was an interesting addition, too.  He's that deliciously sexy guy that you hate to love and you love to hate.  There's a lot of tension between the two, which upped the heat level a ton.  It was great to see them interact.The romance is amazing.  I think what really pulled it together was the idea that they've known each other before, but things change and now they're sort of finding each other again?  What's different and what's the same?  Has anything changed?  For the good, or...?This is a great story with a lot of exciting aspects to it.  If you're a fan of BDSM things, I think you'll enjoy it, but even if you aren't there's a lot going on here.  I don't want to say it's specifically a domination/submission type of story, because it's more than that, too.  I guess in a lot of ways it's similar to Gabriel's Inferno or maybe Fifty Shades, but not really.  I'm not so great at explaining these things!  You'll have to read it for yourself to really get a taste of what it's like, but if you liked those books I think you'll like this one, too.