Review: Not my favorite of the series, but still enjoyable
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 14, 2013
Gitte: 3.5 starsJenny: 3.0 StarsIn this story from the Market Garden series we meet two new characters; Spencer and Nick. If It Flies is told in Spencer's voice with the next book in the series being told from Nick's. It should be noted that this story features BDSM.Its Spencer's first time at the Market Garden for the sole purpose of "getting off" having been convinced by the `full of life' Percy that he needs something to get out of the stale and controlled life he is leading. He is existing but not really living, he is lonely and getting desperate for human sexual contact. Rather, he spends all his days working in a law firm with no spare time for relationships.  Spencer is tired and lost; he just wants someone to make him forget and take him away from it all in both body and mind.Percy takes Spencer to the Market Garden one night where Nick is working. When Spencer sees Nick he is immediately attracted to him. Spencer has no idea on what to do, how to approach nor what he is really seeking, he just knows he wants Nick.  Nick who is cocky, dominating and extremely intuitive and as Spencer later discovers;  Nick is a Sadist Dom to his Masochist submissive.One night of thrilling discovery and self-realisations for Spencer is not enough...he wants more, more with Nick and he will pay anything to feel what Nick makes him feel and un-feel.What neither Spencer nor Nick accounted for was the possibility of a romance getting entwined in the encounters. Nick is the rent boy, Spencer is the john....what happens when one of them refuses to leave it at that?As usual the writing power of these two Authors is off the charts; however we found this instalment to lack that magic spark which the previous books in this series have had. Could we put our finger on specifics...No not really.  Something was missing , but we hope we find it in the next story where we get to hear Nick's voice and we cannot wait so bring it on!