Review: A game changer!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 28, 2013
I have to say, this book is not only not what I expected...but it confused me. It angered me. It excited me...and it touched me emotionally.I walked into this book...pretty much accepting that it would be very similar to Fifty Shades of Grey. If that is what you're looking into, for this book, you will be wrong. It's...MORE. It's what FSoG was lacking.Sinclair captured the true spirit behind BDSM. It IS degrading, humiliating. It is rewarding and pleasurable. It seems to be something that is frowned upon, it's outside the norm. It's intriguing. It's perplexing. The author did an amazing job portraying the ranges of emotions that come with BDSM - especially from a girl on the outside, being introduced to it.I totally fell in love with Seton. I was angry with Marjorie. I was hurt with Marjorie. I was hurt with Seton.What a lovely array of emotions, and major kudos to the author for being talented enough to make me truly feel. It's a mental treat that I won't soon forget!I do have two complaints. They're minor...but here they are:1.) The cover. It does nothing for me...except make me want to hide my kindle from anyone who could possibly pick it up (including my kids). Most of the people I know, know the book genres I read...but I also wanted to read this at work and was terrified my boss or someone would pick up my kindle and see the cover of it.2.) I hated the main characters name. I know, this is such an odd dislike! For me, and this is truly just my opinion, being a female around the same age, the only people I have ever known named Marjorie are older people - generally 2 generations older than me... I've NEVER met a girl my age with the old fashioned name.Luckily for me, Seton called her "My pet" more often than anything else, and I seriously would forget her name.As I said, these are VERY MINOR dislikes - ignore them as they're just my crazy rambles!Pick this book up. It is a lovely read, and I already want to read it again!