Review: Guards of Folsom, Book 4 is a fabulous read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 20, 2014
In this fourth excellent book in the Guards of Folsom series (note that Guards of Folsom is the name of a BDSM club in which all of the stories take place in part or in whole) in which, despite the setting, there is no real bdsm activity except for some bindings during play (thus the name Roped).  Tek Cain and Jaime Ryan were both born on the same day to parents who head up a vicious motorcycle club, Crimson Eight.  So they are literally friends from birth.  They are being raised to lead the club when they become adults.  When they are only 13 years old, they kiss each other as an "experiment" and both are turned on by it but won't tell the other one the truth.  When they reach 18 years old six years later they are brought into the club and take part in some very nasty activities which neither of them really want to participate in but have no choice in the matter.  They also finally tell each other that they are gay and in love with each other.  They very cautiously have sex together, hiding it from the other club members who would kill them (literally) if they were found out.  This part of the book is extremely gritty and heart stoppingly dangerous to both of them.  When the opportunity presents itself, they escape from the rest of the gang, making it look like they were killed and their bodies hidden.  They eventually end up in New York and needing to work find themselves in the Guards of Folsom where first one and then both are hired, taught about bdsm and finally feel safe.  There are some very hot sex scenes between the two, both before and after they arrive in New York City.  This is as superb as everything that SJD has written both in this series and otherwise. I fully expect that there will be a book 5 which will at least in part continue the story of Tek and Jamie since they may be in danger once again though they are unaware of it.  Do not miss this book or any that may follow in the series.  Buy it, read it and enjoy the danger and love that fills the pages of this outstanding story.