M.C. Roth

The scene that kickstarts Trick and Nav's relationship will forever live rent-free in my head.

Nav's failed relationships were all lacking the true D/s factor that he was searching for but never received until a case of mistaken identity with Trick during a scene.

The communication between the two was slightly lacking from the middle towards the end and emotions ran high. A particular scene towards the end leads you to see how Dom "drop" happens and the reactions that follow.

Overall, this was an interesting story with high heat and love that started to bloom. The second story in the series that follows another Dom who participated in a few scenes in Kinked Up also sounds promising.… (mehr)

Both of these men were broken from different traumas, but once they met, their kinks aligned.

I absolutely loathed Maddy's toxic work environment and the way it affected him but he held his own beautifully!

The guilt that Derreck held with his previous "partial" sub that we met in the first book was there but as he and Maddy have more scenes, he learns to cope with it.

I definitely recommend this series as a whole!.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.… (mehr)

Based on the title, I didn't think the story would play out the way that it did and I'm perfectly okay with that!

Sullivan needed a friend first before he needed a lover and Lincoln quickly became that close friend for him. He spent time with him and helped Sullivan not be lonely around the holidays.

With the way that it ended, I am glad that Lincoln didn't give Sullivan any grief for his earlier lie and they were able to quickly past it.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.… (mehr)