Review: End of the Line
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 28, 2014
This is the last book in this series.  It comes closest to being a true DD story than the previous two books. At least in this book both Savage and Zora have committed to being in a relationship with each other. I still had a few issues with this book. One was the fact that Zora felt SHE was the one responsible for Savage's troubles. Seeming to forget that SAVAGE was the one who kidnapped and dragged HER away from her life. (NOT the other way around). Two was the fact that Savage allowed Ms. Wright to spank/beat Zora. I found that distasteful. It just creeped me out.The book ends on a somewhat HEA. When you think about it, it seems like she is making the best out of a really bad hand. The one thing I DID like was the fact that they spent 6 months living in Detroit. Being from the Motor City myself, I really liked the nod to my hometown.I hope this in in fact the end to the series. I just had too many issue with the DD angle as it is presented here. If more books come out I will not be buying them. In parts of this series it seemed like it was more like Domestic Violence than DD.