Review: Let me sell my table of contents
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 06 12, 2013
Let me start by saying that I love BDSM books. I have read many different authors and styles of the genre over the years. I would by no means claim to be an expert on BDSM, only having practiced small things in my life. Add this to my knowledge gained from countless fiction books I have read and that is my knowledge base. So I know I must take these ideas with a grain of salt, but I would like to think I know a little something about the Dom/Sub relationships and how they work. From what I have read, I do not on any level find "SIR" to be a good Dom."Sir" drove me freaking nuts... I wanted to slap him in his smug face about 20 times. I think my eyes might be hurting from the amount of times I rolled them at him and his lessons. I found him to be emotionally cold and very distant. In my opinion, those are two things a Master should never be. The nicest thing he did for her, and I s*** you not, is get her a freaking tomato. This chick was super happy he got her that tomato. I get the reference and it was cute and all, but its not all cute when it's the nicest thing he does in the damn book. Scratch that, he does do some pretty hot sex that will distract you for a little from his douche baggery.A lot of my aggression for this book was carried over from the first set of books called Brie Learns the Art of Submission: Submissive Training Center. It was written in 9 parts then eventually pulled into one book because it is just one book no clue why it was broken into 9 parts. (crap drives me nuts) I felt in the first book series "Sir" never really fought for Brie. To me even after finishing this one, I still don't see it. Why would Brie want this man as her "Master?" I just don't get it. I'm at a loss as to why and what's the point here.... Where are we going with this? I know probably another 9 small part books are coming that will make me want to jump off of a cliff like the first set did."You acted like a disobedient child, therefore I shall treat you like one."He drops that line right after he ball gagged her. I wasn't aware we could ball gag children, and I wish I knew that a little sooner. I would have been gagging my kids for years now  . This little fight was my final undoing for this whole Brie series. It starts with Brie not telling "Sir" that another Dom showed up and was trying to get her back while she was at work. She totally shot this Dom down and nothing happened. Should she have told "Sir?" Probably, but that wasn't my undoing. Sir's total unnerving reaction leaving Brie in tears and just walking right out was. GRR!Dom's to me have always been super caring and would never leave a sub in such an emotional state. I even feel this is more important when you are doing a full Master/Slave relationship. I see none of this from him. Makes me feel like he's a horrible Dom and I can't get past it. Even more so when he openly reminds her at times that he didn't really have a choice in taking her as a sub and it was pushed on him. Hey Douche Bag, if you didn't want to be her Master then you shouldn't have collared her.Maybe it's coming off this way because the author is trying to drag out this series for whatever reason, but she has now lost me. I can't stick around and see his redemption (probably come in series 7 part 103) because you have chopped this book into so many pieces. You think after all that I'm going to willingly go get the next book? Pshh please **facepalm**The lesson "Master" taught me.... Never read a book in this series again.Mistress M