Review: This is a sexy, steamy book!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 15, 2014
Complimentary copy provided by author/publisher for an honest review.I thought this was a pretty good D/s story about didn't focus so much on the sexual aspect of the book, but instead focused on the feelings, emotions and issuesof the MCs, Cora and Aidan.What I liked about this story is how all of the characters seemed to truly care and respect each other, there was no sabotaging  or backstabbing throughout the book. The reader knows from early on in the story that Cora is in love with Aidan, but refuses to tell him because she knows that he hasn't been able to move on with his life because he's still mourning the loss of his previous submissive and significant other a few years earlier.Aidan really does care about Cora, but he's been living with his grief and conscience about losing his previous girlfriend, that he hasn't been able to see Cora's feelings for him, feelings that pretty much everyone else involved with the club already know.What I didn't like was the repetitiveness of being told that Aidan still isn't over the death of his last submissive. There was such a lack of communication it sometimes bordered on the ridiculous. By not telling Aidan how she feels about him and giving him the jump start he needs to heal so that he can begin to move forward and possibly become involved in a new relationship, Cora seemed to be enabling him enough so that he's emotionally unavailable to her. It finally takes her walking away from him and their non-existent relationship for him to realize just how much she's helped him deal with his loss and start the healing process.All in a good book, one that I would definitely recommend.