Review: *Spoiler alert* I tell you why I loved Sara's saving
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 19, 2014
This book is the 3rd in Maren's "Masters of the Castle" series, although I found so much of the story to be focused on Jackson and Sara in such a way that reading the first 2 books- "Kaylee's Keeper" and "Holding Hannah"- only marginally added to the experience. The book is again set in the BDSM fantasy resort "The Castle," but what is shown between Jackson and Sara is so much about reality, real BDSM relationships, regardless of the fantastical setting. Sara arrives at the Castle wounded, both physically and mentally, and with "Dickwad," as Jackson christens Robert, the wanna-be dom (in my less than humble opinion) whom she arrives with. I enjoyed the back story that we got in drips and drabs about Sara's accident and Jackson's relationship with her. I especially appreciated Jackson's struggles to be the dom, the man Sara needs, which he doesn't automatically "just know" like too many doms in books. Even so, the journey of healing he eventually takes her on through the book is beautiful, even with its hiccups when Jackson is trying to figure out what to do. I gushed and giggled when Sara didn't get on the bus, but instead accepted Jackson's ride to get her things from the apartment she's sharing with "Dickwad."