Review: A great addition to the series.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 4, 2014
After I had read the previous books in the Collars and Cuffs series (look for my reviews below!), I didn't know what to expect since the characters were new to the series and their story seemed to be different from the others. I have to say, K.C. Wells did not disappoint in forth a different story with quite a unique Dom in Andrew.I loved Andrew! His character was fun and intriguing. I loved his confidence as a dancer and admired his determination to continue his lifestyle as a Dom. It was great to see how he let go of himself in the stage but yet carried with him an air of vulnerability because of his loss.Gareth was also a great character to get to know, but I do feel like there was so much more of his story that was left unsaid. His struggle to confront his past was touching. I liked the way he allowed himself to explore the connection that was developing between him and Andrew.Andrew and Gareth's romance was slow in coming, but thankfully KC Wells did establish and developed their connection as the story progressed. I enjoyed their camaraderie and the struggle they each went through to keep their attraction for each other at bay.Although K.C. Wells did bring the heat factor in this story, it was tamed compared to the previous stories in the series. But whatever lacked in heat when Andrew and Gareth came together it was made up in emotions. I don't think it would have worked out so well for me if it had been done any other way.It was great to see Leo, Alex, Thomas, Luke and Peter. Leo played a pivotal role in the story since through his interactions with both men we got to understand more of their story.All in all, a great addition to a series that brought about the story of two individuals that had given up on love and especially in finding the one who could fulfill their every need.