Review: Cutaway
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 4, 2012
Cutaway by Liz Borino is my first introduction to the author and I can say that I am fast becoming a fan. Cutaway picks up two years after Action with the relationship of Steve, a producer & dominant and Zach, actor & submissive.  The novel has many plots which give depth and dimension to the story. Zach having to give his collar to a fellow actor, the relationship both men share with their mothers, Steve's relationship with a former lover and fellow dominant, Peter, and  Peter's slave Josh. Most importantly is the relationship between Steve and Zach.Steve and Zach have a very unique and special dom/sub relationship; a domestic discipline-style relationship based on complete trust in each other. This relationship is tested when Peter re-enters their lives and an accident ensues, thus leaving Steve at the mercy of Zach's constant care as he is temporarily incapacitated from the accident.  Steve must learn to allow his dominance to take a more submissive role as Zach now becomes the caregiver. I felt that Ms. Borino handled the role reversal tactfully and lovingly as the two men came to terms with the issue; always trusting and encouraging. Both Steve and Zach displayed a complete tenderness for each other both professionally and personally.Additionally, Zach's curiosity grows as he wants to learn more about the BDSM lifestyle and persuades Steve to take him to the BDSM club owned by Peter. The relationship that Steve and Zach have is evident in Steve's loving handling of his submissive, which is a complete contrast to the relationship that Peter shares with his slave, Josh.The sex scenes are explosively erotic yet tender and sensual, thus elevating the story to a level of intimacy one would hope to find when reading BDSM. Ms. Borino truly delivers in her novel Cutaway and I look forward to a third installment in the series.reviewed by Zafirabook received from author for the purpose of an honest review