Review: Great Reading!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 28, 2013
Summer was looking for a master, someone who would recognize the submissive in her and be everything she hoped for. Summer also wanted to help her friend Kei, a Kitsune, who had his talisman stolen. However, once Summer saw Jubal she knew without a doubt that he was the master she had been searching for.Likewise, Jubal wanted Summer after seeing her picture and having her sister Lyra promise to introduce the two. Jubal, a Dragon, had to find her before any of the other dragons did especially since they were also looking for their mates. Knowing that Summer was into the BDSM lifestyle, Jubal helped her gain entrance to a private party by declaring himself her master.Dragon Master is the sequel to Dragon Games and can be read as a stand-alone but I would recommend that you read Dragon Games first because it sets the stage for Dragon Master. The characters were interesting and the chemistry between Summer and Jubal was electric. Summer was the perfect submissive to Jubal's Dom and his cousin Nisien, also a Dragon, helped to keep the story interesting. The back story of finding the kitsune Kei's talisman was a nice touch because it helped give dimension to the story, and helped introduce Summer to the supernatural world. Of course, since the story was about Summer finding her master and Jubal finding his mate, and they were both into the BDSM lifestyle, the author allowed the reader to take a glimpse into what those living this lifestyle experience.Even though BDSM is woven throughout the story and it is the main theme, there was more to this story than just that. Dragon Master was a love story about two people coming together to form a lasting relationship built on mutual trust and affection, Jubal needed his mate just as much as Summer needed to be dominated and loved by her master.Dragon Master was definitely an interesting story and if you're into this type of lifestyle or are curious about it, then you should pick up Dragon Master.Originally posted at Long and Short Reviews