Review: Great Spanking Novel
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 16, 2012
Jade Cary hit the nail on the head with "The Point of it All!"  This book definitely makes the short list of my favorite spanking novels of all time.Dr. Diana Kenyon is sent to a seminar in Miami designed to promote self-awareness and self-defense in order to avoid kidnapping.  Thinking this is a huge waste of time for someone who spends their days doing reconstructive surgery, she skips the second half of the class and hits the pool.  Little did she know she would need these skills sooner rather than later as it was a solid six months before she would return home from that seminar.Valerio Rios was struck by the woman in the back of the room who was acting more like a petulant child during his lecture than a renowned doctor.  When he discovers she goes missing soon after his seminar, he quickly begins to work to recover her from her captors.  Expecting gratitude instead of resistance, Val meets Diana's violence head on by baring her bottom and spanking her in front of his colleagues the night he finds her.  Val is unable to return his charge immediately and finds that sparks (and spanks) fly between them during their precious few weeks together.One of the things I liked best about this book was the pre-spanking banter between Diane and Val.  Jade Cary delivered amazing dialogue that made me simultaneously giggle and shudder.My biggest concern with this novel was its first impression.  It was a little too ironic that Diana gets abducted after being forced, unwillingly, to attend a conference about kidnapping prevention that she griped about the whole time and eventually blew off.  This had me believe that the book would lack believability and end up being too predictable.  I'm certainly glad in the end that this wasn't the case!I thoroughly enjoyed reading "The Point of it All" and look forward to picking it up again some time.Katerina of BottomsUpBookReview