Review: Let it Go
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 7, 2014
Callie has just returned home from running away from her life three years earlier. At the holiday party she meets Jack (whose name I kept forgetting because for more than 50% of this story- he is referred to as "Sir"), who she had had a very intense D/s relationship with previously. Callie ran because she started to have feelings for Jack that weren't returned, or at least, not that she was aware of.Upon seeing each other for the first time after 3 years apart, they head straight for the bedroom, and picked up right where they left off. The pair continue their D/s relationship but something was different about this time. This time, there was a time limit- Callie had to return to her new life right after the holidays, unless Jack could finally admit that he felt the way about Callie that she felt about him.I have to say that this was a cold book. I didn't find that the two characters had any warmth in them, and I've read erotica before and right from page one you can feel the heat between the two main characters, but with Jack and Callie, I was chilled. Heat started to creep in toward the end of the book, but at that point it felt forced.I felt as if I had stepped into a story already in progress and had missed the introductions and background story of the characters, but this was the first book. The characters do continue on as bit players in another of Ms. Carr's novels, however.