Review: Sir, Yes Sir
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 18, 2014
Dean has retired from the Army due to an accident. He has become bitter and everyone feels it. His wife, Shelby and his son, Morgan are becoming strangers to him. If he doesn't do something quick, he'll lose them both. He is keeping a secret that could cause everything to change. He has let Shelby take the full workload and doesn't see her patience is running thin.Shelby is trying to be the understanding wife and take care of Dean but it quickly become more than she can take. When she offered a promotion at work, she knows she has to take it because her family is desperate for the money. Hiding a secret that could change everything as well, she struggles with whether or not to tell Dean and how he will react to the news.Sir Yes Sir was an inspiring story for me. My heart went out to Shelby as I quickly became invested in this story and it's characters. Watching Dean and Shelby struggle to keep their relationship afloat, seeing their son Morgan going through his own personal hell, and watching as Shelby struggled to maintain her role as the supportive wife. I love this story and gave it 5 stars because it's not your typical erotic romance. The characters are more invested and their is more of a buildup.Sir Yes Sir will keep you rooting for Dean and Shelby until it's final pages. I recommend it for anyone needing a strong romance that will help to tear down your emotional walls. Dinah McLeod wrote a beautiful story that is strongly relatable.