Kaitlyn O'Connor

Not nearly as enjoyable as the other books I've read by this author. There were oddly done BDSM elements. I've got nothing in particular against that but in this book it just didn't make sense and wasn't well done. These two guys seemed to be all protective and loving and stuff with no indication that they were so dominant. She wakes up, they are all 'you're so beautiful and we want you' then they are questioning her about what had caused the devastation on Earth and where the survivors went and she doesn't know and wouldn't tell them if she did. That seems reasonable, after all these are two aliens that she doesn't know from Adam. Suddenly they are so mad at her that they spend the next month, I kid you not, keeping her at a sexual peak without allowing her to come. I mean continually. If she even looks at them sullenly they up the punishment. Didn't make sense. I'm using horse training experience here but if she never gets a reward for being good then what exactly do they think she is learning? So suddenly they are all in love. Right. They hadn't given her any pleasure to be grateful for and dependent on, just physical agony for a month. I'm sure that would make me love someone. Stockholm syndrome wouldn't even get a toe hold here.

The second half of the book was better but it was too late by then.

One plus is that the men totally didn't want to share and were jealous and fought a lot. So that was at least different to read.

If you haven't read any Kaitlyn O'Connor, please don't start here.… (mehr)