Review: Curiouser and curiouser
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 10, 2014
Lille and Max give into the passion that seems to spark every time they become trapped in a room together. The couple share a second sexual encounter after avoiding each other for two weeks… but the dynamics have changed, and Lille isn’t sure how to handle it. Meanwhile, Lille’s father has become aware of her location and she’s tempted to make a run for it. Can she leave behind her friends and everything she’s worked for in the last couple of weeks? Or will she stick around until the very end? The Fetish Queen’s adventure continues in INFAMOUS, part two of THE FETISH QUEEN.Part two maintains the riveting pace of the first book and adds to the mystery behind both Max and Lille’s heartbreaking pasts, while dropping hints here and there to keep us entertained like good boys and girls. Camden teaches us more background about Lille’s father, but conveniently leaves out the story of Lille’s life on the run as a very young teenager (from the little I’ve observed, the story is sure to be equally heart wrenching and enthralling).Camden adds more complexity to the second and tertiary characters in the story and manipulates us into wanting more Kim, Jordan, and Carl. Even though Lille originally came to The Fetish Box to help her friend Mary, it feels as if the author is slowly fading Mary and John out of the picture (probably since they already have their own series - which I did not realize before starting this series. Opps). This doesn’t bother me as I have no connection with the couple as of yet. This may change once I read their books.I gave this book a lower rating because I didn’t enjoy the shift in the sexual dynamic. I’m not a fan of authors forcing dominants into submissive roles, especially when they’ve never shown an interest in switching at all. She’s this sexy, commanding lady that demands obedience from everyone, but then completely submits to Max from the moment she sees him inn book two. In book one, she dominates him and he totally gets off on it. What’s different in this book than the last one? I’m completely confused by this. It also sends a negative message to readers allowing them to question whether they can make a dominant or submissive change to better fit their idea of a perfect mate. Domme’s are not dominants because they’ve had disappointing sexual experiences or because they’ve not found a man who can make her submit.I’m not sure what’s going on with this guy. He’s angry and attracted to Lille, he loved submitting to her, but then decided to turn the tables on her. What ever happened to “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it?” No matter how confused I am with their dynamic, I did enjoy their sexual encounter. I guess I’m more fond of male sub Max than dominant Max.I recommend readers continue on with the series. The books are not stand alones, so read part one first. All-in-all, the book was an enjoyable sequel. The characters are becoming more complex (some more than others!) and the plot more suspenseful. I will let you guys know how the final book goes.