Review: A complex and amazing book
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 4, 2013
In the interest of honesty, let me say I was given this book by the author as part of a Facebook promotion.  It was freely given and was NOT in exchange for a review, but after reading the book, I decided to leave a review simply because I loved the book. One of my chief complaints with a great many books involving couples in a domestic discipline relationship is that they are often shallow. They have no real plot, and what passes for plot is simply an excuse for spanking. That is most assuredly not the case with this book. It has a rich and complex plot. There is a real emotional and relationship growth over the course of the book. That alone would be enough for me to love the book, but there's more.One of the main characters requires a significant disability during the course of this book. As a person with a disability, I generally avoid all books involving disability. Very few writers have the knowledge or skill to handle the issue well. Too often, the handling of it is horribly stereotypical. At best, it's extremely annoying, and at worst, it perpetuates negative, harmful stereotypes. Once again, this book was a pleasant surprise. The issue of disability was handled very well. It was a realistic part of the plot but did not become the plot, and praise be to God, not a single person suffered from poor-pitiful-me syndrome. That is a true rarity.