Review: 3-1/2 Stars rounded to 4 - Just needed more!!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 14, 2013
*** 1/2 Stars (3-1/2 stars rounded to 4)"Freedom to Submit" (Freedom, Colorado #1) was a very quick, enjoyable  read with mystery, romance, menage and BDSM. The story was very well written with a good story-line, but I felt it could have been much more than it was. Unfortunately, I just couldn't connect with the Heroine, Danisa, as well as I would have liked.'Freedom to Submit' begins with Danisa (Dani) and two of her former college  friends at a stakeout. During this stake-out they witness a murder and the police are called. The Sheriff that shows up is Dani's old high school crush, Brady. Upon seeing Brady, Dani realizes she still has the hots for  this new and improved hunky sheriff. As both Brady & Dani know that because she has been seen by the killer and her life is in jeopardy,  she accepts Brady's offer to hide out at his friend, Lucas's ranch.Even though Dani knew Brady from her high school days, she had never met Lucas nor did she know anything about him. Yet, after only a very, very short time after meeting him and listening to his brief statement that he was a Dom and that he and Brady like to share women, I found she was too quick to just jump into bed with him, basically a total stranger, and allow him to give her a small taste of BDSM lifestyle.Although I really liked Dani's compassion and empathy she showed the victim and her son, I found her attitude in her relationship with Brady & Lucas to be, at times, unbelievable.  Rather than her coming across as feisty, she came across as sassy and too outspoken for a Sub in a BDSM relationship. I had the same feeling about Lucas & Brady, in the way they overlooked her behaviour that would normally be unacceptable in a normal D/s relationship. In saying that, this was also not your normal D/s relationship, but more of two men that were looking for, and found, the woman they had both been searching for.The sex scenes were smoking hot and had me fanning myself. They were very descriptive  but tastefully done.Freedom to Submit is well written and everything flows into a story-line that made sense. But, I was hoping for more. Hence, the 3-1/2 stars rating.**I was issued a copy of this book by Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.**