Review: A well written, sad story
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 10, 2014
If you like a happy, romantic ending (as I do) then you will be disappointed. It has the only ending it could have, but it does not have a romantic ending at all. I have read the entire 5 parts. When Part 4 came out yesterday. I realized it would  not have a romantic, happy ending. I was pleased that part 5 came out today so I could read the ending today. I probably would not have bought the book if I had known the ending, but I would have missed a great story, even though the ending was a real disappointment.The book is very well written, and has great back stories. It has a few scattered scenes of BDSM. play, with some bondage and  beatings, but nothing that is not consensual and desired by the subs. The tragedy is that Nora finally finds the absolutely perfect  male submissive. Though not verbally spoken, she and Lance fall in love. She wants to make him her permanent sub and lover, which is what he wants also.  But then life interferes. Lance is not only the perfect sub, but is a very good, honorable man.In the end, they both give up their future happiness (possibly forever) because Lance is so honorable he chooses to do the right thing. They will never see each other, and will never again find the relationship they have had for a short time. This is why the book's title is the Last Good Knight! (His name is even Lance!)  If you can read it knowing there will not be a happy romantic ending, I recommend you read (must read each part in order) it.