Review: Adult and very erotic!!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 14, 2014
4.5 stars!! Too Much is a sexy, adult, EROTIC novel with some BDSM elements and lots and lots of thrilling, mind-blowing sex scenes! Lea Griffith is a new author for me and this lady can WRITE! Too Much jumps right into the action as Daly (love the name) boldly visits Jeremiah’s BDSM club after leaving him 3 years earlier. She is delivering a cryptic message from his brother, the District Attorney for Atlanta, and is extremely cautious and a little fearful about seeing the very man that she walked away from years before. They both loved each other deeply and were both torn apart when she left.Jeremiah is a HOT Dom who has only ever loved one sub, Daly. He is determined not to let her go again and Daly is pretty much powerless to resist him. This is not a typical D/s story in that the excellent writing and creative storyline elevates this above many books in this genre. The author does not skimp on the sexy times and Daly and Jeremiah’s scenes together are SCORCHING HOT. Their blazing chemistry is actually built on real emotion and I truly felt a connection between these characters. Although some of the writing was a tad repetitive in the beginning, Jeremiah absolutely stole my heart:“Rules are naught between us. You have my everything because you will give me yours.”There is a mystery in this story which brings back some of the old mistrust that caused Daly to leave Jeremiah before. I loved the supporting characters in Too Much (hello, Toby and Ruthie!) and also was intrigued by the lady cop, Savannah. I think she might be trouble and hope she gets her own story!But the heart of this story is the absolutely blazing chemistry between Jeremiah and Daly. Although he is a Dom, he shows his tender and loving side with Daly and there a few “vanilla” scenes mixed in with the BDSM scenes.“Everything,” She whispered when he raised his head. “Always”, He affirmed.All in all, I really loved this very adult, thrilling story and look forward to reading more from Lea Griffith.