Review: It doesn't suck...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 26, 2013
In fact, it's quite good. I received an e-book of Still from the author for review.Honestly, I don't think there are enough books with Dommes available to read. A lot of people I've talked to don't like submissive males. I get it...kind of. That's on of the things that makes Still so good. Wyatt is not a submissive like you might think. Yes, he wants to please his mistress. When it comes to Michelle, he is submissive. But not fall at your feet and grovel. He puts up a fight and wars within himself when it comes to submitting. Let's not forget protective, too. Wyatt is an ex-marine. He's got the protective vibe radiating from him. Watching him come to terms with how he feels about Michelle was enough to keep me turning the pages. Which means to say the rest of the story adds layers that will make it really hard to put the book down.Both Michelle and Wyatt suffer from their own forms of PTSD. Together they come to realize they need each other in order to deal with the issues that plague them emotionally. Yuki and her submissive are the perfect secondary characters. In fact, I'd love to read more about just them. The emotion in this book from the beginning to the end was like a smaller roller coaster. Not one of those with really high plateaus that plummet you to the bottom. It was a more even up and down, with some twists and turns that kept you guessing. I appreciated that Ann didn't wrap up the PTSD in a nice neat little package. Neither Michelle nor Wyatt admit to being healed by the end of the book. Thank goodness #2 is on the way! I can't wait to read more about these two and their relationship.If you like BDSM and emotional books and want a change of pace, then I highly recommend you pick up Still.