Review: Worthy sequel to Captain, My Captain
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 8, 2013
I loved this book. This is Master Rick and Regan's story. It concentrates more on their personal story than the story of the Mexican drug cartel. (Though the cartel issue does come into play through-out and heavily in the last 10% of the book) Regan's inability to deal with her fertility problems pushes her to make reckless and heart-wenching choices. The author does a wonderful job conveying Master Rick's emotions both as a Dom and a husband. Our hearts break for Him as He struggles to get to the bottom (pun intended) of His wife's depression. We see more of the sisterly love between Meagan and Regan and Meagan loyalty to both her sister and her Dom/husband. This is truly a D.D. book as much so or more than the first. If you liked Captain, My Captain you will like this one. If you didn't, don't bother buying. As in the first book, it is tied up nicely at the end while leaving the door open for the next book, which will be Master Dex and Elena's story. All in all, a great read.