3.8 Hearts to be exact rounded up!Anthologies like this one don't come around very often, all fantasy based, D/s, MM. I was in heaven. I am seeing the light of a subby, slave boy. (*coughs*Breann*coughs*) What's anthology without hits and misses, luckily I found only one dud within the bunch. From c...
I quickly snatched this anthology up to review. I personally like darker stories, so when I saw this contained non or dubious consent stories, I was all over it. I was also interested to see how each author would handle this theme and in which direction and level they would take it to.See the entire...
If a contract is too good to be true, then it probably contains a hidden catch. Connor learns this the hard way.Connor is a guy who possesses little skill sets to make it in life. He doesn't have a good education and very little marketable skills. He's the below average Joe working on commission and...
Not for the mildly curious. Connor is out of options. Taking what he thinks is a goodwill offer, not charity and finds out that he really should read the fine print. The too good to be true warning bells should have been going off madly--but sometimes we just ignore them. Jarrett does more than take...
3 Stars This is hard to review. The writing was fine. The premise was interesting. But neither guy appealed to me or seemed believable. I know it was a short story and it is hard to be invested in characters that you barely meet. But still. For me it just didn't click.Connor works in a call center t...
I originally bought this book for Gryvon's story and to read my first Sean Michael story (it sounded interesting. I haven't/couldn't finish the book. I think I might have to wait a bit longer and hope I mature enough to be able to stomach it or just suck it up and take it one story a day.The title r...
A great read. The story is told from Dylan's POV and he narrates via his diary entries (which aren't dated and are random) and events he has endured. There isn't any chronological order to them but if you're like me and you have a tendency of wanting the story told in certain order than your out of ...
When the first line of a book is...When the settlement delegation entered the encampment, Kane was being fucked. Lord Barbarossa hammered away at his ass, growling obscenities. And with the title Barbarossa’s Bitch, I was pretty much expecting a dark slave novel, raw, gritty and full of sex in a po...
This proved to be a diverse reading. Which was basically the point, seeing as it's an anthology.I was surprised to see that the title proved far more insightful than I first expected. It does indeed refer to the characters' reactions but to myself as a reader also, as I had a moment of "like it or n...
Surviving the best he can in a post-apocalytic world is one man who serves as a pet to his lord, Barbarossa.Well that's one deceptive blurb; the story was significanty different than I expected. So, my depraved non-con friends this story isn't the terror you're hoping for and everyone else who read ...
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