Review: Do you believe in fairy tale BDSM? There's even a castle...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 5, 2013
I am not in the "lifestyle," but I have people close to me that are. I like to read erotica and I am interested in understanding different personal proclivities. I felt I learned a bit by reading this book, and I appreciated the fact that the grammatical errors were few. I also felt that there were certain aspects of Kaylee that were explained well, like why she lied on her application, and how she managed to change her mind about some kinks she was opposed to, but I felt there were other aspects that were not. Why did she need spanking so badly when she had never experienced it before? And then, why was she so afraid to explore when that is what she came for, and the very reason she lied on her papers? There weren't enough descriptions of the characters for me to feel close to any of them, or like I could picture them in my mind. There was really no character development to speak of except for Kaylee growing to know what she liked. The Castle Master admitted he was a sadist and showed her, and all she wanted was to be spanked and owned by one man. I really didn't see a "love match" there (at least with my limited knowledge). I have very limited experience with this type of material. I felt I learned a few things about the lifestyle, but I didn't get hooked on the lovestory. I thought it was like a woman going to a male therapist, who listens to her and discusses her problems with her, but then she thinks she's in love with him. I could see her falling for him, but I couldn't see his falling for her.