Review: A Real Treasure
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 14, 2014
I loved, loved loved this book. I have not ready many BDSM, but this book had a wonderful sense of humor. The humor made the painful parts easier to read and understand.Landon(Lane) Moredock is a wealthy young man, who is as shy and introverted as anyone can be. He is thrust into the real world of no money, seedy hotels and minimum wage jobs, when his mother is arrested for securities fraud and his father goes on the lam. No one believes that Lane knows nothing about his parent's dealings, especially the media. He is hounded by the media, FBI and those who have lost money. Hoping to salvage something of his life, Lane inters into a deal with an old, trusted family friend, that proves to be a disaster.Into Lane's new world, comes a Dom, Derek Fields. He is a photographer, that has lost money to Lane's parents. He befriends Lane, becoming his rescuer and protector. They both come to realize that Derek is the Dom that Lane needs.This books has a wonderful cast of supporting characters. Christi, Derek's sister, who runs an animal shelter bringing home all the misfits. Brin, Derek's snarky ex-sub. Ferg, friend who is Brin's Dom and Derek's mom Erin. Add to this Andy, the loner dog and Mr. Zimmerman, the funniest fowl mouth parrot ever.The tenderness, love and humor makes this one of my top books of 2013. I give this an obedience course, including the blue collar, worth of stars.