Review: Good psychological edge play.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 1, 2012
This is not a light read nor meant for titillation as some BDSM books are or do. This is a serious Book on edge play that will mess your mind with the psychology and reverse psychology of it. The illusion of who is in control Domme or sub. First the story plays it as the Domme...X who is blackmailed by the CIA, is to put herself into a life threatening situation of Domme over one of the richest and most powerful men Terry Crompton, who wishes to play the role of sub. X does this in order to protect her brother. Money comes into it in large quantities. There is pain, pleasure and some extremes that do not fit in safe, sane or consensual. Nothing is how it seems, everything is deliberately twisted but mainly clear by the end but it does as it says in the title...it is edge play, with the characters, the storyline and with you the reader and your perception of what your made to follow and take onboard. It's uncomfortable at times, a thinking persons read, it's good...generally fairly good English, an occasional error here and there. I can't say I loved it...it's not a situation within the BDSM world I would want to be part of even as a witness. Fascinating, enthralling, intrigue, like, dislike,moments of fear and horror, concern and empathy with X, all these emotions came into play and I'm glad I read it. M.Jarret Wilson put a lot of thought into this book and storyline and twisted a few on the way. I wouldn't read it again. I will give it 4 stars....it's a clever read and a long one too.