Review: Best one yet
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 5, 2013
This second book in the series was intense! Tor's story dealt with a werewolf and his mate where the rules were more fluid as they are both slaves. In Ashland's story, he is a werewolf and Dan is his owner - big difference. Ashland broke my heart from the beginning. Having known only pain and abuse he has no concept of simple niceties, i.e. Dan bought him a robe and some sandals and Ashland didn't know what to do as no one had ever given him anything. Heart breaking, I tell you! Watching their love develop and the true caring and respect that Dan shows to his slave was a wonderful thing.It becomes obvious quickly that a bond has formed between them and they communicate in a telepathic manner which helps when Ashland is sparring and he shifts. Dan can control his wolf so sever damage doesn't occur. Thing is? A bond like that shouldn't have formed so fast between just a master and slave, that can take years, if ever. When Ashland's former owner (giant abusive, sadist, that he is) retains legal counsel to try and get Ashland back, Dan is terrified of losing him and it's not because it's his slave. Dan loves Ashland. And, because Dan has never taken advantage of their master slave relationship, Ashland loves Dan.I loved this story, even more than the first book. Now, I have to wait (sob) until the next book. Please, please, please, Lynn.......can you hurry up with it? *cheeky grin*