Review: WOW
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 19, 2014
Were do I begin...First this book has been on my TRB list for awhile and well I just decided to dive in head first. I have never read a book from a male author that did not involve M/M.This is one of those book you either love or you don't. I personal loved it. The book makes you think. I liked the fact that the author switches back from the male and female perspective. This is normally not my cup of tea but it totally worked for me.(this time)I understand a lot of people find Erik arrogant, twisted, selfish,  conceited, and outright delusions of grandeur but for me that is what turned me on about him. Call me a sick twisted BITCH but hey I am what I am and I am not ashamed.Baby Girl will cause you to stop and actually think about relationships, sex, love, how we are raised and what that does to our views and feelings as we become older.While reading this book you will  see some things about yourself that is, if you read it with  an open mind and different expectations than you might usually have when reading a "romance" novel. This is not your typical romance erotic novel. It is so much more.Women think they know what we want in a partner, but maybe it's not what society says we should want in a relationship. Everyone follows what society says.Scott Hildreth takes you on that journey of a different type of relationship. Everyone has questions one question being...Can I give myself over to a demanding man?You know you have thought about this at one point or another in your life. It is natural. Just not everyone acts on their thoughts and desires. Or not everyone understands these thoughts.I was pleasantly surprised this was not an average Dom meets his submissive. It makes you think. And I loved every second of it!!II personal think the story is refreshing. It shows an inside look of what BDSM is really all about, it gives the honest truth. It's real, emotional, passionate, suspenseful, and OMG HOTT!!!I highly recommend this book to anyone who has a open mind and wants to read something REAL.Well done Scott HIldreth..Well done...Off to the second book in the series....Quote from the book that I love...“Looking beyond life’s imperfections allows one to be able to find happiness. Life is not perfect, ever. For me, remembering that life is flawed, people are flawed, and therefore relationships are flawed, allows me to look at the flaws and imperfections as part of life itself. A perfect life includes all of the flaws associated with what and who you surround yourself with. My life and my means of living it are no exception. I was, as all people are, flawed. I accepted myself as being flawed no differently than I accepted others as being so.”