Review: Slade is definitely risque, and I enjoyed reading every word.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 17, 2014
With so many captive stories out there it's hard to distinguish the good books versus the bad books. Slade is not going to be everyone's cup of tea because of the consensual knife play; however, I had no problem with it. Personally, I didn't think it was a big deal. In the context of the slave/master relationship I felt it fit in fine with the story line.Slade didn't turn out to be much of a kidnapper once he learned Mary enjoyed the same kind of play he does. In order to get his sister back though, he needs to keep Mary until her father can bring her home. Appalled by what her father and sister are into, Mary will do anything to help Slade. Growing up with a father who turned his head when Mary was sodomized by her bodyguard at the age of thirteen, she knows first hand how cold and calculating her father can be.I loved how compatible Slade and Mary were sexually. It was extremely erotic and hot. The story wasn't dark itself, but I'd say the sex was more dark than anything. Slade's desire to make Mary his was so domineering and arousing. Towards the the end of the book when Mary had to make a choice between pleasing her father and picking Slade, I found her character to be weak. I thought it should have been an easy decision, but everything worked out well in the end.Slade is definitely risque, and I enjoyed reading every word.