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Learning the Ropes (Sex Sells #3)
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Kim Dare (Goodreads Author)
Working for a company whose slogan is 'Sex sells and we’re very good at sex' isn't easy for a man with an apparently inexhaustible ability to blush. Things only get more embarrassing for Floyd when he's sent to construct an advertising campaign for a BDSM club.
As if that wasn’t bad enough, the owner of the club is Peter Ingram, the silent partner in SKIN designs, which tec...more
As if that wasn’t bad enough, the owner of the club is Peter Ingram, the silent partner in SKIN designs, which tec...more
ebook, 97 pages
Published
May 23rd 2012
by Resplendence Publishing
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What happens when you are ashamed of what you need sexually and are suddenly confronted with the option of finding out what it would be like to give in and discover what it’s like to get what you want? Floyd, out as a gay man but closeted as a sub, faces temptation of the highest order when a work project confronts him with Peter, a 24/7 Dom who ‘takes his leather very seriously’. The resulting inner struggle was fascinating to watch – on both sides.
Floyd is a very conflicted character, even tho...more
Floyd is a very conflicted character, even tho...more
Toby got signed an important Business contract. And now, his temporary boss will become his Master since Toby will sign another kind of contract: a slave contract.
Not the best story of Kim Dare, but still a good one. My problem with it is that we do not know the characters' background and that I am not fond of Sex God Dom (Hudson). I preferred when the Doms are strong alpha males, but still human beings. And the fact that Toby is so enthused about the contract he just signed and so excited about...more
Not the best story of Kim Dare, but still a good one. My problem with it is that we do not know the characters' background and that I am not fond of Sex God Dom (Hudson). I preferred when the Doms are strong alpha males, but still human beings. And the fact that Toby is so enthused about the contract he just signed and so excited about...more
Because I read the third book in the series first, I didn't know if Floyd really would lose his job over this ad campaign or not. This made me very, very anxious, because I don't like plots where one person has to engage with sexual activities they don't like in order to safeguard their employment. I want everyone either a) participating of their own free will or b) being clearly forced against their will, so they have no options. It's that third possibility, having a technical option, but one t...more
4.5 STARS! Kim Dare creates such wonderful, believable characters. She's done it again with Peter and Floyd in this story. But one of her greatest talents is how she "educates" without ever being preachy or boring. Those familiar with the D/s lifestyle find themselves nodding and smiling because her stories ring so true. And for novices or the merely curious, Dare manages to teach without the reader ever being....er....spanked with the information because the stories are so damned good....always...more
I thought this was a cute book. I love Floyd's character bless his heart, always blushing, unable to mask his feelings in appearance due to said blush. Then there is Peter... Can I just say yummy!! I love overbearing dominate men and he is just the very thing I needed. The author really did a grand job of showing the emotions and the personalities of the characters and for that I rate this a four out of five!!
Peter was so gruff and cold that he was hard to relate to at times but I still really liked this one in this series. He eventually warmed a little as we got to know him. This story and the scenes had a little rougher edge to it which I greatly enjoyed.
I thought I'd love this one best and, as it turns out, I really love this one and the 4th one best. Peter is just..Peter. I really enjoy characters who have such a full bodied confidence and assurance that their actions can be measured, calm, and calculated. That type of control of oneself turns me on and makes me gravitates towards them. It is what draws me to a Dom. I liked Floyd but didn't love him. He was a little too much - but Peter was a great foil for him. I thought the business angle wa...more
I liked this book in the series because Peter Ingram was unabashedly all Dom and all Alpha male. Floyd was his unlikely pairing, but I do like the way they were thrown together. I appreciate when a character is not described as drop dead gorgeous, but more average and unobtrusive, but the other MC is still drawn to him.
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Kim Dare is a twenty-nine year old, full time writer from Wales (UK). First published in 2008, she has since released close to eighty BDSM erotic romance titles.
While most of Kim’s stories follow male/male relationships, she also writes about characters that enjoy male/female, female/male (female dominant), female/female and all kinds of ménage relationships. Kim’s titles have included contemporar...more
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While most of Kim’s stories follow male/male relationships, she also writes about characters that enjoy male/female, female/male (female dominant), female/female and all kinds of ménage relationships. Kim’s titles have included contemporar...more
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