Review: Wonderful Book but Not for Everyone
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 12, 2014
This is the third (and I hope not the last) book in the Special Delivery series.  Mostly, this book is, like its predecessors, is a fabulous read.  The reason that I hesitate recommending it to everyone is the extreme BDSM that is central to the book.  I have read many books with a BDSM themes and enjoy them if they meet my personal criteria which is that every scene is fully consensual, is part of developing the sub's initiation into the lifestyle or to put a sub into subspace to relieve  him from some mental agony he is undergoing, and is between a sub and a dom who are in love or falling in love.  All those criteria are met in this book, but a few scenes were so harsh (particularly needle play) that I was somewhat squeamish when reading it so I don't think that anyone who does not enjoy BDSM play in a book probably should not read this one. One other reviewers questioned why Heidi made this part of a series.  The answer seems very obvious since Sam, Mitch, Randy, and Ethan all played a major role in addition to Steve, in developing Chenko)Caramela's  evolving personality, as well as helping him overcome the terrible situation that he found himself in at the beginning of the book.  It also was delightful to see this "family" continuing to love their mates and their friends since we last read about them in the last two books in this series. All in all, except for my above reluctance, this is a terrific book as all of Heidi's books have been, so I highly recommend that you buy it, read it and enjoy it.