Review: 2.5 STARS...I'm kind of ambivalent about this one
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 12 24, 2013
First of all, I got this for 99 cents, I would have been disappointed if I'd paid $5 for it.  I didn't like it that much.  It's too long, and there are some things that just didn't work for me.Kate was kind of a wishy-washy character, I felt like she didn't really know what she wanted.  She's kind of a doormat when it comes to her dad, never standing up for herself (or to him), even when he's constantly interfering with her love life.  She wants to learn about BDSM, wants to be a submissive, but I never got the feeling that's what she truly wanted.  It seemed like she just wanted a guy who was a little more aggressive in the bedroom.Drake was an implausible character.  He's only 35, but yet he's a brilliant neurosurgeon (at that age he'd probably still be doing his residency), he's very rich, completely gorgeous, and (of course) he's in a band.  I'm not sure how a neurosurgeon would have time for a band (let alone dungeon parties), but I guess the reader is supposed to overlook that.  He claims he's a Dom, but it's obvious he's just a control freak who doesn't want to share his emotions.  He claims he doesn't do relationships (only wants a Dom/sub thing), but he pursues Kate with stalker-like tenacity.Then there was Dawn, who is the worst BFF ever.  She finds out about the BDSM stuff and threatens to ruin Drake's career if Kate doesn't dump him.  Who interferes that much in someones else's life?  It seemed like kind of a lame way to introduce conflict so they'd be sneaking around.It's not a poorly written book or anything, I just couldn't get very enthusiastic about it.