Review: Bonds of Denial
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 9, 2014
I could not put Bonds of Denial down. When I absolutely had to stop reading this book I could not wait to get back to it. Lynda Aicher is a totally new author to me. I will definitely be reading more of her books! She has created two remarkable characters here that will be with me for a long time.Bonds of Denial is such an appropriate name for this book. Carter and Rock are both in denial about certain things in their life. It’s these things that bring them together in the first place. Carter is excellent at his profession. It is no shock to him when a new client requests him specifically. Rock knows more about Carter than Carter knows. Rock’s job allows him to know a few things about Carter that he probably shouldn’t, but it these things that convince Rock that Carter is perfect for what he needs in his life. Together they embark on a journey of self-discovery and emotional healing. The overall sweetness of their budding relationship was sweet on a level I was not expecting from them.I have to admit I have not read any of the other books in the Wicked Play series. I most likely won’t either. BDSM books just simply aren’t my thing. The only BDSM element in this installment in the series is that Rock works there and Cater has a client that pays him to be of service there. Any reader can easily go into this book and thoroughly enjoy it without having read the others in the series. All of the couples and trio from the previous books have small cameo roles that will whet your appetite into finding out what their books entailed.book provided by the publisher for the purpose of an honest review