Review: Dominance and Submission for the Romance Lover
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 25, 2012
This romance depicts the story of shy, quiet Rose and her dominant, Dalton. They meet by chance at a coffee shop one day and things progress very quickly from there. Rose works in Human Resources but is also a very innocent and timid girl. When she meets Dalton she is perfectly willing to let him be in charge of everything and is perfectly willing to do whatever he says. And of course Dalton has many things that he wants his new little pet to do.Dalton's history is relatively unknown. He doesn't feel inclined to have a relationship with any woman though he's had enough sexual partners to keep him satisfied. That doesn't stop him from wanting Rose when she stumbles into his life however. Instead, he wants Rose to fulfill a fantasy that he has had for some time. This fantasy involves taking her to his country mansion where he plans to keep her. Their romance develops quickly with elements of both romance itself and sexual encounters.Both Dalton and Rose are very interested in furthering this relationship and both are very willing. In fact, Rose seems more than willing to allow herself to be completely dominated and is perfectly happy with the way that everything progresses. Whatever Dalton tells her to do she is immediately ready to do it and Dalton is more than happy with the little submissive he has picked out for himself. Even being locked in the bedroom of a man she has only just met that morning does not bother submissive little Rose.Their relationship is one of master and slave where Rose replies to everything that is said with the word 'sir'. She initiates this type of behavior, as he never requests her to say it however it is obvious that he is pleased with this manner of her speech. He is also highly pleased with the way in which she learns quickly.If you have ever been interested in the role of submission and dominance this book will show you what it's all about. Rose is the shy young woman that many will be able to easily relate to. She has her life but she's never felt a true purpose and she's never been strong enough to fight for the things she really wants. Dalton is the sturdy rock that she latches on to. He's dominant without being overbearing or cruel to her. He's actually very kind. I thought it was odd that the two didn't speak very much throughout this book however their speech wasn't really needed. This book had more of a visual tone even in areas without sexual tones. This made it easier to visualize what was happening to the characters rather than hearing them talk about it.