Beyond the Edge

Apr 20, 2013 SheReadsALot rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: bdsm, m-m-romance, menage-love, love-triangle, contemporary, erotic, hot-alpha-male, kink-or-fetish, disability, alphabet-challenge

(I picked up this book because this author chose my prompt for the LHNB event and I wanted to familiarize myself with her work. Let's say I am excited to see what she will create)

There were things I loved about the story, liked about the story and was okay with. So to figure out a rating I am breaking it down and averaging it out.

THE STORY LINE - 2.75 STARS
It's a decent story. A sub (Tate) goes in for a weekend of BDSM fun with a popular Dom (James) and the Dom invites a second sub (Sebastian)...more

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Mar 03, 2013 Bree Cheese rated it 5 of 5 stars

Recommended to Bree Cheese by: Vivian Archer

Shelves: bdsm, m-m, menage, favorites, contemporary

When I enjoy a book this much I have a hard time writing a proper review, I just want gush and start yelling things like “Sweet Baby Jesus this was hawt, hawwwwwwwt!” And boy was this one sexy book, but it also completely shocked me by how sweet of a romance it turned out to be. I really wasn’t expecting the emotional journey of the characters and places the book went. There is also a love a triangle – which generally makes me cringe – but this was done in a pretty respectful way to everyone evo...more

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Sep 25, 2012 Cole Riann rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: armchair-reviews, m-m, m-m-bdsm-fetish, m-m-contemporary, m-m-m-and-more, m-m-sexy-to-the-999

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Review posted at The Armchair Reader.

3.5 stars

This book once again fell prey to my misread of blurbs tendency. Why do I do that? If you read the blurb, you'll see that this book definitely is about a love triangle and not an m/m/m romance, though the majority of the sex is m/m/m. So, read the blurb carefully people! Why do I never learn my own lessons? For the sake of my own sanity, I'll not write up a summary for this one, and let the author's blurb suffice!

Despite my misread of the blurb, I st...more Review posted at The Armchair Reader.

3.5 stars

This book once again fell prey to my misread of blurbs tendency. Why do I do that? If you read the blurb, you'll see that this book definitely is about a love triangle and not an m/m/m romance, though the majority of the sex is m/m/m. So, read the blurb carefully people! Why do I never learn my own lessons? For the sake of my own sanity, I'll not write up a summary for this one, and let the author's blurb suffice!

Despite my misread of the blurb, I still enjoyed this story, I was just waiting for all three men to get together. I don't think that it is a spoiler, since the blurb makes mention of it, that the focus is rather on two men who have their sights set on Tate, and not three men together. That said, I liked this story even though I usually hate love triangles. It did what it needed to do in making one character more known to the reader and one more removed, otherwise I would have ended this story being upset one way or the other. The author didn't use the convenient trick of making one of the possible suitors unlikeable, which is handy but overused, and I appreciated that. Still, I did end the story wanting the man who wasn't chosen to get his own HEA, and hoping that the author will write his book.

The sex and BDSM play in this story deserves it's own paragraph, maybe more than one! Though the development of the relationships do get a lot of page time (and I had no criticism of them, which is why I'm not talking much about them), the focus of the BDSM is play rather than lifestyle, or even psychology. Very little is said about that, and the BDSM is focused to scenes. I must admit that I prefer a little psychology in my BDSM books even if the characters aren't looking for a BDSM lifestyle, because I like how it develops the characters. So I did miss that. It made much of this book about sex rather than relationships, even though that does slowly evolve as the book progresses, just not as part of the BDSM. That means that the characters aren't really subs or Doms. Actually, I'm still a little unsure of this. For most of the book, Tate and Sebastian are both subs, but since we never really learn what it brings them, why they need it or want it, etc., I just didn't know what to think when they both change it up. Then, it seems as if the whole time they were working with James to become Doms someday. I think it would have helped to have some clear direction from the beginning, because I got rather confused once all the roles started changing. Perhaps it was my preconceived notions coming into this book that I didn't expect the BDSM to be play only, but then I don't think it was only play. It seemed as if it was just never quite explored.

The murky and less defined rolls bothered me quite a bit, which is the main reason I didn't rate this book higher than Pretty Good. Even if that was the point, however, I still think that the framework of those changing roles should have been outlined in the beginning. There's also some puppy play. I didn't let my feelings about this to affect the rating, because my feelings about it are personal and not a reflection of the book, but it is something that readers might like or not like, and should be mentioned.

In all, I really liked the book and enjoyed it, but I didn't love it. I liked that it was heavy on sex, but I would have preferred some exploration of the BDSM aspect and some reflection on their desires to sub, Dominate or switch. The lack of that discussion made the BDSM in the book more of a tutorial and about play, and while that is fine it wasn't what I was expecting. Also, it took up the majority of the book, with the exploration and development of the relationship to take place apart from the scenes, and there wasn't a lot of time for that to happen, although it wasn't done terribly. I would just have liked to see those two parts of their lives married together a little more.

Thanks for sticking through this jumbled review -- I needed to work through my thoughts about the book. I think the previous paragraph sums up my feelings the best.(less)

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Apr 05, 2013 Rissa (an M/M kinda Girl!!) rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013, xxapril-2013, battle-of-the-books, bdsm-kink, dirty-talkers, m-m, menage, read-m-m

Where to start with this deliciously kinky read! Oh yeah...don't let the big gruff looking leather daddy keep you from reading this book. He really isn't at all how you will see James Lucas.

I don't think I can do this book any justice with a review but I'm gonna go on and on a bit about a couple things that I liked about it. The author did a great job in never giving us exactly what we were expecting. That had me flippin pages like crazy!! We get to see these guys in both Master/Sub roles as we...more

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Jan 23, 2013 Top 2 Bottom Reviews Interviews and More rated it 5 of 5 stars

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4.5 Kisses!!

Whew! I had a feeling once I read the blurb, the book in store for me was going to be an erotic, steamy novel…and I was right. I enjoyed the heated chemistry between Tate and Sebastian and truly hated to see this book come to an end. The blurb does an excellent job at describing the story, so I won’t rehash a lot of it. Instead, I thought I’d write about what I liked about this book and why I’d recommend it to fans of BDSM themed romance.

The sto...more http://top2bottomreviews.wordpress.com/

4.5 Kisses!!

Whew! I had a feeling once I read the blurb, the book in store for me was going to be an erotic, steamy novel…and I was right. I enjoyed the heated chemistry between Tate and Sebastian and truly hated to see this book come to an end. The blurb does an excellent job at describing the story, so I won’t rehash a lot of it. Instead, I thought I’d write about what I liked about this book and why I’d recommend it to fans of BDSM themed romance.

The story is told through Tate’s point of view. Tate is an interesting, complex character that I really liked. When it comes to love and romance, Tate prefers to play the field. He’s never met anyone he’s ever really connected with on an emotional level, so he is unapologetic when it comes to having sex with other men. Although Tate loves sex, he also craves being subservient to dominant men, and when he met James, who is a popular Dom, Tate wants to have more than one scene with him. When he has the opportunity to play with James for an entire weekend, Tate is excited. But when he finds out he’ll be sharing his time with another sub named, Sebastian, he’s more than a little disappointed. He arranges to meet Sebastian before their weekend and Tate’s well constructed life is changed forever.

I enjoyed watching Tate work through his feelings for Sebastian and for James. He’s always admired James and thought he was sexy, but once he meets Sebastian, he quickly loses his heart to him. I liked how Ms. Lister did not wash over his conflicted feelings for both men under the rug. Tate really does a thorough job at making his decision when it comes to who he wants to be with in the end. I also enjoyed watching Tate realize that although he enjoys being subservient, he’s also got some dominant feelings that he’s eager to explore. Tate really goes through a lot of self-exploration and changes throughout the story and I thought in the end, he became a stronger, even more confident hero.

As much as I liked Tate, I’m totally enamored with Sebastian. I understood why Tate fell head over heels with him. He’s sweet, smart and is just becoming comfortable being a sub. I also liked how Sebastian was able to show Tate his deepest desires, and in turn, it made them even closer and it enriched their relationship even more. I definitely thought these two men belonged together, and I enjoyed watching their relationship grow and flourish as the novel progressed.

I know that James was supposed to be this big, sexy Dom. In all honesty, I did find him a little fascinating, but in the end I didn’t really connect with him like I did Tate and Sebastian. He’s definitely more mysterious and I understood why Tate was so attracted to him physically as well as what he could do for Tate sexually. But when it came to them connecting on an emotional level, in and out of the bedroom, I never felt it.

There is a lot of sex in this book. It might definitely push the boundaries for those who do not like BDSM themed romances. Also, as you can tell by the blurb and by some of my review there are several M/M/M scenes, so if this bothers you, I wouldn’t recommend it. Those of you who have read my reviews before know that I’m not a fan of ménage/ threesome books. But, I AM a fan of BDSM themed romances, which is why I gave this book a shot. I’m glad I did because in the end I did think the sex was hot, and I thought the difference between Tate having sex with James vs. sex with Sebastian really resonated with me as reader. When they play with James, it was more mechanical, or a way of getting off. But when Tate and Sebastian have sex, it was more emotionally driven and more satisfying in my opinion. All in all the sex in this book practically steamed up my computer screen it was so sizzling hot!

This is the first book I’ve read by Ms. Lister and it definitely won’t be my last! I enjoyed her smooth writing style, as well as her ability to get to the heart and soul of her characters. If you are looking for a BDSM themed romance that pushes boundaries as well as making sure that you turn off the heat on a cold winter’s night just so you will cool off then Beyond the Edge is definitely the book for you! Highly Recommended!

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Apr 05, 2013 Beck rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2013-kinky-kovers-challenge, bdsm, contemporary, fetish, menage, mm, 2013-challenges-overall-count

I'm a bit conflicted with this one ... on one hand the kinky/sexy/smexy stuff was incredible but I just didn't really like the characters or the set up ... it just seemed to artificial ... it was almost cartoon-ish in its perfection ... not a pimple or blemish or sign of human fallibility to be seen ... meh ... I'm left frustrated & I don't know why ...

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Jan 23, 2013 Gabbi rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013, angst, bdsm, gay-romance, i-hope-this-will-be-a-series, love-triangle, mlr-press, mlr-press-spotlight, top2bottom-reviews, elizabeth-lister

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4.5 Kisses!!

Whew! I had a feeling once I read the blurb, the book in store for me was going to be an erotic, steamy novel…and I was right. I enjoyed the heated chemistry between Tate and Sebastian and truly hated to see this book come to an end. The blurb does an excellent job at describing the story, so I won’t rehash a lot of it. Instead, I thought I’d write about what I liked about this book and why I’d recommend it to fans of BDSM themed romance.

The sto...more http://top2bottomreviews.wordpress.com/

4.5 Kisses!!

Whew! I had a feeling once I read the blurb, the book in store for me was going to be an erotic, steamy novel…and I was right. I enjoyed the heated chemistry between Tate and Sebastian and truly hated to see this book come to an end. The blurb does an excellent job at describing the story, so I won’t rehash a lot of it. Instead, I thought I’d write about what I liked about this book and why I’d recommend it to fans of BDSM themed romance.

The story is told through Tate’s point of view. Tate is an interesting, complex character that I really liked. When it comes to love and romance, Tate prefers to play the field. He’s never met anyone he’s ever really connected with on an emotional level, so he is unapologetic when it comes to having sex with other men. Although Tate loves sex, he also craves being subservient to dominant men, and when he met James, who is a popular Dom, Tate wants to have more than one scene with him. When he has the opportunity to play with James for an entire weekend, Tate is excited. But when he finds out he’ll be sharing his time with another sub named, Sebastian, he’s more than a little disappointed. He arranges to meet Sebastian before their weekend and Tate’s well constructed life is changed forever.

I enjoyed watching Tate work through his feelings for Sebastian and for James. He’s always admired James and thought he was sexy, but once he meets Sebastian, he quickly loses his heart to him. I liked how Ms. Lister did not wash over his conflicted feelings for both men under the rug. Tate really does a thorough job at making his decision when it comes to who he wants to be with in the end. I also enjoyed watching Tate realize that although he enjoys being subservient, he’s also got some dominant feelings that he’s eager to explore. Tate really goes through a lot of self-exploration and changes throughout the story and I thought in the end, he became a stronger, even more confident hero.

As much as I liked Tate, I’m totally enamored with Sebastian. I understood why Tate fell head over heels with him. He’s sweet, smart and is just becoming comfortable being a sub. I also liked how Sebastian was able to show Tate his deepest desires, and in turn, it made them even closer and it enriched their relationship even more. I definitely thought these two men belonged together, and I enjoyed watching their relationship grow and flourish as the novel progressed.

I know that James was supposed to be this big, sexy Dom. In all honesty, I did find him a little fascinating, but in the end I didn’t really connect with him like I did Tate and Sebastian. He’s definitely more mysterious and I understood why Tate was so attracted to him physically as well as what he could do for Tate sexually. But when it came to them connecting on an emotional level, in and out of the bedroom, I never felt it.

There is a lot of sex in this book. It might definitely push the boundaries for those who do not like BDSM themed romances. Also, as you can tell by the blurb and by some of my review there are several M/M/M scenes, so if this bothers you, I wouldn’t recommend it. Those of you who have read my reviews before know that I’m not a fan of ménage/ threesome books. But, I AM a fan of BDSM themed romances, which is why I gave this book a shot. I’m glad I did because in the end I did think the sex was hot, and I thought the difference between Tate having sex with James vs. sex with Sebastian really resonated with me as reader. When they play with James, it was more mechanical, or a way of getting off. But when Tate and Sebastian have sex, it was more emotionally driven and more satisfying in my opinion. All in all the sex in this book practically steamed up my computer screen it was so sizzling hot!

This is the first book I’ve read by Ms. Lister and it definitely won’t be my last! I enjoyed her smooth writing style, as well as her ability to get to the heart and soul of her characters. If you are looking for a BDSM themed romance that pushes boundaries as well as making sure that you turn off the heat on a cold winter’s night just so you will cool off then Beyond the Edge is definitely the book for you! Highly Recommended!
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Oct 10, 2012 Jenre rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary, menage, m-m, romance, bdsm

Don't be fooled by the blurb of this book, this is not an m/m/m romance, although there are a number of menage sex scenes, but rather a love triangle. Tate is a sub without a Dom at the moment. He prefers it that way and isn't looking for commitment. After an amazing afternoon with Dom, James, Tate put his name on James' waiting list and now it's his turn for a weekend of submission. When he visits James for a pre-weekend discussion, James surprises him by telling Tate that he has asked another...more Don't be fooled by the blurb of this book, this is not an m/m/m romance, although there are a number of menage sex scenes, but rather a love triangle. Tate is a sub without a Dom at the moment. He prefers it that way and isn't looking for commitment. After an amazing afternoon with Dom, James, Tate put his name on James' waiting list and now it's his turn for a weekend of submission. When he visits James for a pre-weekend discussion, James surprises him by telling Tate that he has asked another sub, Sebastian, to join them for the weekend. Tate is initially a little disappointed by this, until he meets Sebastian who Tate finds very attractive.

The first part of this book is made up of the initial meeting of the characters followed by an intense and lengthy description of their weekend together. Everything is described in detail, and all from Tate's point of view. This allowed for a very intensive introduction into a BDSM weekend, and I found it all rather absorbing. Tate is a sympathetic narrator, who takes the reader through his feelings about the weekend. His love of submission, his attraction to both James and Sebastian. We also see of his slight awkwardness in taking part in what is quite a personal experience with another sub. Tate is the experienced sub, and I liked his sense of pride and protectiveness as he helps Sebastian to find his own feet as a sub. They form a natural bond over the weekend, born of a shared experience and a discovery that both of them compliment each other well.

By the middle of the book I felt that I knew Tate and Sebastian well, and it seemed natural that they would continue their relationship after the weekend. Things change for them in terms of their dynamic as they are now no longer in a weekend 'scene' but are equal in the bedroom and out. This transition worked well between them and is demonstrated through a few sex scenes - perhaps a few too many because I began to grow a little bored by all the sex by this stage of the book. We also discover a particular kink, which Sebastian feels he can explore with Tate, but if I'm honest didn't really thrill me that much. It wasn't my thing, but I thought that the author had done a good job in showing why it worked for Sebastian, and it also showed how much Tate had become attached in that he was willing to explore this kink with Sebastian.

As I said earlier, by this stage of the book, I felt I knew both Tate and Sebastian. I didn't, however, really feel like I knew James very much. As a Dom during their weekend, he had remained set apart slightly from the subs and still in my head he was a shadowy, if forceful, figure who had provided a weekend of intense pleasure. It was surprising then, when it all came out that he had strong feelings for Tate, because I didn't really pick that up from their initial weekend together. The second half of the book concentrates on the love triangle aspect, but because it hadn't been foreshadowed enough earlier in the book, I didn't feel James' strong attraction, and his confession of feelings to Tate felt a little forced and flat when compared to the development of feelings shown between Tate and Sebastian. This bothered me a little.

Another theme within the latter part of the book was that of switching roles. Tate and Sebastian are subs, and Tate especially makes a big deal at the beginning of the story about needing the submission. Later in the book these lines become a little blurred with both Tate and Sebastian taking on the role of Dom. At first I wasn't so sure about this but later I realised the necessity of seeing the subs take turns at being a Dom. Both men need submission, and without the ability to switch, I could see there being problems in the future, especially if neither want to share their relationship with another Dom. In the end, I decided that the way they are trying to muddle through the beginnings of their own D/s relationship seemed realistic.

Overall, this was an interesting and engaging BDSM book which was quite heavy on the sex scenes, but nonetheless managed to remain very character focused. I may not have been so convinced by the love triangle, but there were other parts of the book which did work for me and so I would happily recommend it to those who like BDSM themed romance.(less)

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Apr 02, 2013 Julia rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: alpha-male, bdsm, julia-kindle, m-m, mmm

Whew...gotta catch my breath with this one. This book was recommended to me by Bree Cheese (Thank You Bree!). I probably would have passed it by without her recommendation for two main reasons...the cover combined with the book description which states that the BDSM rating is extreme. I can ignore the cover, but the extreme rating made me a little squeamish. So, so glad I read this one.

I've spent the morning trying to figure out why I didn't find this extreme. Dildos, check. Butt plugs, check....more

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Oct 08, 2012 Valentina Heart rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: bdsm, glbt, m-m-m, mm-good-book-reviews

This review was originally written for MM Good Book Reviews and can also be found there.

I’ve had a nice experience with one of Elisabeth Lister’s books and while that sounds kinky it’s nothing compared to the sexual tension and chemistry this author can create.

That said, I will get into this review with a warning – this is not a ménage, but rather a triangle which eventually ends with just two men together. It is mentioned in the blurb, but if you’re just skimming it like I did, and reading wha...more This review was originally written for MM Good Book Reviews and can also be found there.

I’ve had a nice experience with one of Elisabeth Lister’s books and while that sounds kinky it’s nothing compared to the sexual tension and chemistry this author can create.

That said, I will get into this review with a warning – this is not a ménage, but rather a triangle which eventually ends with just two men together. It is mentioned in the blurb, but if you’re just skimming it like I did, and reading what you want to see you will miss it. So it happened that my whole experience of the book was clouded with my expectations and I analyzed the relationships according to them.

The whole story is told from Tate’s point of view and I read about his enthusiasm about finally having another session with this famous Dom. As the day approached his happiness was almost contagious, but then he found out that the session would involve another man, Sebastian. Tate wanted to meet Sebastian before actually getting naked with him and the sparks flying there were otherworldly. After their weekend with James, the Dom, they decide to explore their relationship a bit more despite having another scheduled session with James.

At first I was disappointed by the difference in the chemistry between Tate and James as opposed to the emotions between Tate and Sebastian. They were all supposed to be interested in each other, weren’t they? Instead James was all clipped and scene centered while Sebastian truly enjoyed every moment he and Tate had together. But then as I read on I realized it was actually a strong point of this story because it showed the difference between just a sexual meet, what the three of them experienced that first weekend and something deeper which was the case later on between Tate and Sebastian. Boy was I wrong.

The clipped and almost mechanical scenes continued throughout the story and for some reason I just couldn’t see Tate and Sebastian working out together long-term. When it comes to the professionalism of the sessions, I was pretty satisfied, but the negotiations were glazed over and that dimmed the experience for me some more.

By the end I was really struggling with the rating because the dynamics between the three was so wrong and didn’t work for me at all, but at the end, when I finally realized the book would end with just two men, I hated Tate’s final choice. Both Sebastian and James had their good points as well as bad, but I guess I’m more into the personality of the ‘loser’ in this story and that sealed the deal.

Since I’ve liked this author’s work before, I was surprised at the completely different flow of the story. It wasn’t really my thing even when I wanted to be amazed by it, so for the rest of you – pay attention to the blurb and jump in with your eyes open, tastes are different, and ours might be worlds apart.(less)

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May 05, 2013 Virginia rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: char-40-and-over, content-bdsm-lite, content-bdsm-moderate, content-puppy-horse-play-pet, content-x-dr, fiction-contemporary, genre-mm, genre-mmm-uncommited, 2012

This was a very hot and sizzling BDSM book. The BDSM scenes were outstanding with the domination and submission I enjoy reading. There aren't that many doms with 2 subs stories and I enjoyed this one. Sebastian was so freaking adorable!!!! Talk about stealing a story. I liked him and Tate together. This book felt like a really adult story. Everyone acted liked grown ups. I liked that. The angst did not feel contrived, the story moved well and there was excellent communication throughout. Now for...more This was a very hot and sizzling BDSM book. The BDSM scenes were outstanding with the domination and submission I enjoy reading. There aren't that many doms with 2 subs stories and I enjoyed this one. Sebastian was so freaking adorable!!!! Talk about stealing a story. I liked him and Tate together. This book felt like a really adult story. Everyone acted liked grown ups. I liked that. The angst did not feel contrived, the story moved well and there was excellent communication throughout. Now for the spoilers...

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Overall, this was another good read by this author. Going on my auto buy list.(less)

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Nov 19, 2012 Tia Fielding rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Nov 15, 2012 Vivian Archer rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: own, erotica-contemp

Sweet mercy! One of the hottest books I've read in awhile. A lot of mind play in this Kinky Wonderland, many of which I hadn't shown an interest in before, but here were dirty sexy and beautiful at the same time. Yeah...it's oxymoronic, but true--so deal with it. Mild SM, puppy play, cross dressing, mild humiliation, menage, orgasm restriction and edging.

What really stands out is the exploration of emotions and motives during the play and the characters conclusions about what they want. Powerfu...more

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Apr 03, 2013 Jane rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: bdsm, m-m, m-m-m

I just finished it and enjoyed it, but incredibly hot though the scenes were, I started to overload on smut a bit. I think it was very well-written but maybe needed just a smidge more plot and emotion. There wasn't anything but The Choice and by that point of the book, it was clear how that would work out. Everyone was so nice and civilized! I wanted a bit more growly possessiveness and jealousy.

It was intriguing how all three of them could switch easily from sub to Dom or vice versa. That added...more

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Jan 05, 2013 Jason Huffman-black rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: bdsm, ebook, m-m, m-m-d-s

This was a DNF but not because of bad writing or bad story. I think I need something else right now and this wasn't it. I'm sorry. but I am giving this 4 stars based on what I did read.

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Apr 01, 2013 Forrest rated it 5 of 5 stars

This was a hot read!! Did not see the ending coming though. I was disappointed at first. Loved it!!!

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Feb 19, 2013 Dee Wy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: bdsm, m-m, m-m-contemporary, menage-polyamory, challenge-2

Full five stars. Reading this story was such a pleasure, the writing smooth and pacing perfect. Exploring this Dom and two-sub menage was quite an erotic trip, with many of the scenes standing out as unique in my experience. The cross-dressing was an interesting exercise in humiliation and the puppy play adorable. Something for everyone in this BDSM adventure. Not to mention a sweet romance.

Highly recommend!

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May 01, 2013 Shannon rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: not-lendable, challenge-finished

Gaaah! I'm having a hard time with this rating. The sex in this book was beyond smoking hot. Like really excellent. The story and the love build up was also fantastic. The chemistry between the three men and especially the two main mcs was also perfect. So why not five stars? I guess because it ended how it had to but I didn't feel all mushy and satisfied. Loved it though.

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Apr 03, 2013 Elizabeth Lister added it · (Review from the author)

Shelves: my-books

Group Read in the Goodreads BDSM Group for the month of April!

AND a finalist in the National Leather Association - International Writing Awards for 2012!!!

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