Review: Just enough
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 16, 2010
S/M lifestyle is not for everyone. Biton and Cavan sexual choice may not be traditional but it works for them. Cavan was treated as a sexual slave for 9 years, so functioning in society is a difficult progress that he's learning to adjust to with the help of his lover. However, Cavan's  therapist thinks that she knows what best for him and instead of helping him deal with what happen to him she decides that he needs to change he's lifestyle to what she approves of. The therapist often tries to use Cavan's submissive nature to force him to do what she wants him to do. Cavan's lover, Biton says do what your therapist is saying not knowing that the therapist has a different agenda. In addition to internal struggle Cavan is also faced with the possibility that the man who abused and enslaved him may make a deal in order to reduce his jail time.This story is just enough of a glimpse at suspense, drama, and romance.