An interesting, playful look at a young guy who is too shy to ask the man he’s interested in for what he wants. Instead, he sends a letter.

Interestingly, the story starts from Joe’s, the Dom’s, point of view. I liked the fact that I got to register his surprise and delight at Scott offering himself up. His decision to be careful as well as the difficulty he has in figuring out what Scott really wants, and what he is ready for. That was a good insight into what might be going on in someone’s head in that sort of an (unlikely) situation. At the same time as all this relatively rational reasoning is going on, the underlying sensuality is clearly making an impression on Joe.

With Scott, we get to see the opposite side of the coin. Sensuality, desire and lust are very much on the surface for him, with the occasional rational thought, or the attempt at rational thought, trying to break through. He may be the one who initiated the scene, but he does not stay in control. Exactly as he intended.

If you like D/s stories, I think you will find this a fun variation on the theme. One that brings out the differences between what goes on in each participant’s head with exceptional clarity. What actually happens may be relatively tame (in terms of BDSM), but doesn’t make it any less hot. Scott and Joe are definitely two men I want to know more about.



NOTE: This book was provided by Amber Allure for the purpose of a review. ( )