Review: Rubio Melts Panties, Is a Fact!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 8, 2013
For the full review with pictures, GIFs, and favorite quotes go to [...]Fever Dream is my new favorite Annabel Joseph book. That's a crazy thing for me to say, cause I LOVE everything Annabel Joseph writes and, even as I write this, I'm feeling Matthew Norris (Mercy) and Jeremy "#TheOriginalMrGray(tm)" Gray (Comfort Object) burning holes into my back with their glares. Not to mention Court (Disciplining the Duchess) and Duncan (Cait and the Devil)... They're scary, okay, people? So, for me to say that Fever Dream is my favorite should tell you just how awesome this book is.Fever Dream is the story of the Great Fernando Rubio and Petra Hewitt - the top ballet dancers of their time. There is so much chemistry between them that explodes off the page. You feel it from their first meeting where they battle it out and the ever charming Rubio says:"You have a tragically big forehead."Oh so charming. Kinda like when boys pull their crush's hair in the playground.Rubio is so much fun, in that frustrating-playground-boy way. And then he gets down to business and is The Great Rubio, Ballet God!And then he becomes this Sex God who melts panties and makes girls scream and cry. And by `girls' I mean Petra. To her dismay.She hoped to God that Rubio was gross and unattractive while he was having sex. She hoped he had a terrible "o" face and no rhythm and a miniscule dick. She hoped the BDSM stuff was cheesy and laughable.Fat chance, little girl, cause see above. Is a fact - Petra has no chance.I got immersed in their battles of will and their panty-melting (see above for confirmation) encounters. The story is just so absorbing, beautiful, and engaging. It is HAWT (there's a whole chapter of HAWT) and fun. Once you pick it up, I can guarantee that you won't be able to put it down. Annabel Joseph knows how to capture her audience. It's a combination of her easy-to-read writing style and the authenticity with which she writes due to her extensive experience with both the ballet world and BDSM. That experience adds so much realism and depth to the characters, the sex & BDSM scenes, as well the nuances of Dominance and submission.I would recommend this book, this series - BDSM Ballet - to anyone who enjoys well written BDSM romance, dominant men, and beautiful ballet. And anyone with a sense of humor will ADORE this book. It should come with a warning - don't drink anything while reading (for the safety of nearby objects that may end up drenched with whatever was in your mouth before you snort it up your nose and then expel it all over the place...I speak from experience) and keep your battery operated boyfriend close. Especially when you near the notorious Chapter Sixteen.