Review: A Different Kind of Suspense
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 8, 2013
Imagine my surprise (and excitement!) when I was offered the chance to participate in a blog tour of a kinky, pony play book for Diana Baron. I started reading the story right away and while I can say it turned out to be my most favorite book of all time, the ponygirl aspect peaked my curiosity and the plot kept my attention until the very last page. There were some very shocking twists in this book that made me gasp in awe and made my heart pang in sympathy.The only problem I had with this book stemmed from the fast pace of the story. While I love a good fast, action packed novel, I can't stand it when events are so brisk and fleeting, it makes the story anti-climatical.Caroline: It's kind of amusing (and shocking) to me that Caroline would inherit a ponygirl training facility from her mother. As a child, I grew up in a conservative Christian home, so it's hard to imagine inheriting a kinky estate from my parent, let alone having a parent that dabbles in fetish, though I guess you have to start somewhere?I did enjoy Caroline's character. She's an elegant, closed off woman on the outside, but a deliciously naughty girl on the inside - something we see more of as she and Edward become closer.Edward: Edward is your typical badboy billionaire that usually has a different woman in his bed every night, but this time he wants Caroline, and for more than just one night. He wants her forever. But convincing Caroline that he's quit his playboy ways is a difficult thing to do, especially when she finds put the shocking news about the relationship between her mother and Edward's asshole father.I'd recommend this book to fetish readers who like a story with a plot as well as hot sex.