Review: Quick thoughts: Promising, Provoking and D/S goodness
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 20, 2013
This was a strange story. Strange in that it was arousing, but also at the same time I kept asking- What the Frack? I know it was because of the whole concept that this woman just waltzed into the doctor's office after not knowing anything about him or making an appointment. She just gets this invitation in the mail and then the whole thing unfolds when she actually goes and meets her appointment. I think a little more back story behind that would have made more realistic, but in saying that to me this was meant to be a fantasy situation so really while reading it, it didn't bother me. After a while I got over the idea and began to explore the story on a different level.I am kind of obsessed with the idea of being explored. Being examined I guess you could say. There is something satisfying to me in reading about someone who's mind and body are opened up so that they can really explore themselves. I know from experience that sometimes you have to take great and dangerous risks to experience this and sometimes those risks that start as fear become something of pleasure and you learn so much from them. I am hoping this is the case with the rest of the books and that we get to learn a little bit more about the doctor. I do know he is meant to be mysterious, but for me it's the subtle hints of background story that really pull me in. In case of Clair I think it was done well.Chloe did a great job at keeping me interested and stimulated throughout the story and I really enjoyed the little excerpt at the end of the book too. I am curious to see where she will take the series and what parts of Clair the Doctor will explore. I would recommend this for people with an interest in fantasy situations and BDSM.