Review: I am not a prude - but didn't like the Master/Slave relationship at all
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 24, 2014
The book begins with FBI Agent Smith James helping a emaciated, abused and drugged out woman-Lydia Chase who has been rescued from being abducted and enslaved by someone that specializes in BDSM.The story was intriguing in that Smith James is a Dom and enjoys sex with Subs. That was okay.But Lydia incessantly calling Smith "Master" was grating. I couldn't get over how the author kept her in the "Slave" mode for almost the entire book.I wanted to see a strong heroine emerge that could pick her own sexual scenario. But it didn't emerge until too late for me.THEN - it was still too distasteful for me because she reverted immediately back into calling Smith "Master" and even though she was 'recovered', it not a place where I wanted to read my heroine to be. As a Submissive (even though she would assert herself here and there), the constant threats from Smith on disciplining her, reminders to ask for permission (regarding sex) did not sit well with me.I guess if you understand the Dom/Sub play - this book is pretty great.But I wanted a stronger heroine that is less Sub with this Dom.