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Domination (Deviations #2)

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In this sequel to Deviations: Submission, Dom Tobias and Sub Noah are back, learning more about each other and their relationship, testing the boundaries of what they can and cannot handle, both together and apart. Tobias works at becoming more comfortable and finding his balance as a full-time Master again. Meanwhile, his work brings out the true submissive in Noah, who f...more

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Published September 30th 2006 by Torquere Press (first published September 6th 2006)

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Jun 21, 2012 Brittany added it

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Domination is the last book I'll be reading in the Deviations series. For a BDSM series it is far too mushy for me. I can't take Tobias seriously as a master. Tobias spoils his sub. He doesn't push or challenge Noah or himself. He gives in to Noah way too often. I've never seen a sub allowed so many orgasms in a BDSM novel. Tobias knows this and he acknowledges it at the beginning of the book. He says he slipped up a little and he wasn't getting what he wanted out of their relationship. The line...more

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Oct 31, 2012 Charly rated it 5 of 5 stars

More romantic and less disturbing than the first book

Warning: This review might contain what some people consider SPOILERS.

Rating: 9/10

PROS:
- The serious, heavy BDSM actions continue in this volume, but I didn’t find them as disturbing/disquieting. (Maybe I’m just used to the ways in which Noah submits to Tobias after reading the first book.) There’s one scene in which Noah goes very deep into his headspace and Tobias has to coax him out of it that I found fascinating.
- The relationship has ev...more More romantic and less disturbing than the first book

Warning: This review might contain what some people consider SPOILERS.

Rating: 9/10

PROS:
- The serious, heavy BDSM actions continue in this volume, but I didn’t find them as disturbing/disquieting. (Maybe I’m just used to the ways in which Noah submits to Tobias after reading the first book.) There’s one scene in which Noah goes very deep into his headspace and Tobias has to coax him out of it that I found fascinating.
- The relationship has evolved so that it’s no longer 100% D/s. There are some graphic D/s scenes, but far fewer than in Book 1. Other reviewers have said that they don’t like how the later books in this series have fewer BDSM scenes and more vanilla sex, but I enjoyed the vanilla sex scenes in this book just as much as the kinkier ones. I see them as proof that Tobias and Noah’s relationship is BASED ON domination and submission but isn’t entirely ABOUT those roles. And the idea that occasionally the two can make love while looking into each other’s eyes is romantic and wonderful and…sigh.
- Hot sex scenes involving various kinks. There are some sweet, passionate vanilla scenes, some sweaty, thrilling BDSM scenes (one particularly sexy one involving voyeurism to an extreme degree), and even a ménage scene that gave me a bit of a hot flash.
- I love how honest the characters are with each other and how much focus there is on conversation. Owen and Payne must either have experienced the lifestyle personally or have spoken in-depth with both Doms and subs, because the psychological needs and desires of both characters in these books are examined in detail.
- The character of Phan makes me smile. He’s a wonderful friend to Tobias--and becoming one to Noah as well. (see cons below also)

CONS:
- Phan makes me want to cry too. He’s not just a friend to Tobias; I get the feeling that he’s still very much in love with his old master--and not just in the “we love each other but we aren’t IN love” way. I think he’s IN love with Tobias but is just so messed up that he can’t be right for Tobias anymore nor can he move on and fall in love with anyone else. Maybe Noah and Tobias could let him be a part of their relationship…threeways work sometimes, right?
- There are two momentous, unrelated scenes at the end of the book that have been hinted at all through the story, and both of them feel rushed or a bit smoothed over. I was expecting something really explosive from at least one of them, and each one seemed to be over rather quickly.

Overall comments: I really, really enjoyed this book because of the characters--all of them. Even the small, secondary characters make an impact. It’s got some BDSM elements that will make squeamish people squirm a bit, but if you made it through the first volume in the series, this one’s mostly a piece of cake. And if you’re interested in the characters’ relationships (rather than just the kinky sex scenes), I think you’ll like this one better than the first.(less)

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Jun 27, 2012 Julesmarie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: comfort-reads, m-m, new-favorites, bdsm-power-exchange

Absolutely beautiful. This book was amazing. I was a little saddened when I found out that all of the books in this series were about Tobias and Noah, because there were such interesting characters introduced in the first book, I'd hoped to be able to get their stories as well. However, one of the things that makes this book amazing is that we're still getting the stories of all of those fantastic side characters, but we also got to know both Tobias and Noah so much better.

I LOVED how the relati...more Absolutely beautiful. This book was amazing. I was a little saddened when I found out that all of the books in this series were about Tobias and Noah, because there were such interesting characters introduced in the first book, I'd hoped to be able to get their stories as well. However, one of the things that makes this book amazing is that we're still getting the stories of all of those fantastic side characters, but we also got to know both Tobias and Noah so much better.

I LOVED how the relationship between the mc's developed in this one. I love that they both opened up and trusted the other with more of their past and of the things that have made them into the men they are. (view spoiler)

I think the most remarkable thing about this book--certainly my favorite thing about it--is the honesty and the communication between and among the characters. Nobody tries to hide anything or to avoid talking about anything. They're mature enough to recognize when they need help and they ask for it. They're brave enough to recognize when someone else needs help and they give it (whether that help is appreciated at the time or not). (view spoiler) I've been wondering if it's because they're all part of "the scene," they feel like they don't have anything else really to hide? Or the trust necessary to either submit to someone or to accept their submission necessitates absolute honesty? (Or that this is fantasy, and these authors are simply remarkably gifted at creating real, vivid, believable characters who treat each other with honesty and consideration? :P)

Whatever the reason, I loved that their honesty, trust, and communication let Tobias and Noah fulfill each others' D/s needs while at other times letting them also be equal partners and lovers. The scene at the beginning where Noah eventually uses Tobias's name is one of the most amazingly sweet and beautiful and tender and romantic scenes I've come across. It was fascinating to me how they were able to let themselves be like that and then were able to do things like the parking lot scene that Tobias set up. These two are amazing! The secondary characters are also fabulously well-drawn and equally amazing. And the best thing is that this is only book 2 of 5, so I get to go spend more time with all of them!(less)

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Sep 09, 2011 Tammy rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorite-m-m

I was so excited to read the continuation of Noah and Tobias's relationship. It was a great disappointment to me that the book started off with Tobias cracking down on the submissive aspect of their relationship - to the point that Noah isn't allowed to speak unless asked a question. Luckily for me that was only temporary. In this book Tobias has to come to terms with his need for Noah not only as a sub but as a lover too. During a particularly emotional time Tobias lets Noah see a vulnerable si...more

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Jul 11, 2011 Elisa Ramblings added it

As many told me, the second books in the Deviations series tends to be a little more “public” than the previous one, but that is not necessarily a bad point. True, I don’t like very much public sex scene, but the ones in Deviations: Domination are tempered by the fact that they are, in a way, a commitment: allowing Tobias to stake his claims on Noah in front of their friend is a way for Tobias to fully commit to Noah and for Noah to fully acknowledge his relationship with Tobias. If I remember w...more As many told me, the second books in the Deviations series tends to be a little more “public” than the previous one, but that is not necessarily a bad point. True, I don’t like very much public sex scene, but the ones in Deviations: Domination are tempered by the fact that they are, in a way, a commitment: allowing Tobias to stake his claims on Noah in front of their friend is a way for Tobias to fully commit to Noah and for Noah to fully acknowledge his relationship with Tobias. If I remember well, Noah was “scarred” by a bad experience with his previous Dominant, bad not since he didn’t love the man (that is still his friend) but since he couldn’t completely trust him with his safety. So allowing to Tobias to be so clearly in power is at the same time admitting that he trusts Tobias; trusting to Noah doesn’t come easily, not only for his past experiences, but also since, as a cop, he has to be really careful.

For Tobias, committing so fully to Noah, is also a way of healing from his past; again the previous partner, Phan, is part of the story, and his relationship with Tobias is still on, only moved to a friendship stage. Tobias doesn’t hate Phan, on the contrary, I have the feeling that he is still in love with him, but now, in book 2, Tobias realizes his future is with Noah. Taking their relationship in front of people is like taking vows, a some sort of marriage, a proof that Tobias is over Phan and ready to fully love Noah; and so of course, worthy of the trust Noah wants to give him.

I’m true, as always, BDSM is not my cup of tea, and more it’s intense, more I’m not so comfortable. But as I told to a friend, about the previous book, I can understand the concept behind, and I fully understand that, to some point of view, BDSM is really romantic: it’s giving yourself completely to someone else, trusting that he will want only the better for you, that his love is so strong that your own good is the most important thing… if that is not unconditional love, I don’t know what else could be.

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Apr 12, 2011 Bee rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: voyeurism-exhibitionism, hardcore-bdsm, kindle, likes-it-rough, more-than-2-somes, passion-erotica, romance, m-m

A sequel that holds up to its predecessor. The pace is great, the storyline doesn't have a major conflict but rather continuous moments of tension and um...release. The book follows Tobias and Noah's relationship as it develops and the feeling of growth and progress is nicely combined with setbacks and conflicts, it feels natural in a way that few books does. The peaks and valleys of the relationship are beautifully portrayed and at least my heart is touched by these characters.

I also love the c...more

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Aug 05, 2011 Becky Mrs Condit Reads Books rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Deviations is one of my very favorite series. I love Tobias and Noah and Phan is so precious, so needy, you can't help loving him.
The first book, Submission, was about contracts, negotiation, and the sub learning to submit. Domination takes the next step in the BDSM world. You think it's easy being the Dom? Think again. This book digs into Tobias' thoughts and motivations, what he needs, what he wants and ultimately what scares the crap out of him. Tobias allows Noah to see a side of him no sub...more

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Feb 26, 2010 Meg rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: bdsm, erotica, fiction, glbt, m-m

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Jan 10, 2013 Optimist rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: dom-perspective, m-m, suspension, public-sex, role-play, rough-sex, menage, bdsm

What I like about these books is the simplicity of them. We all get overwhelmed periodically & get stuck. Problems often seem so daunting that we sometimes forget to break it down into smaller pieces & in so doing the problem becomes infinitely more manageable. It's seemingly such a simple concept that is all too often forgotten. These books take the mundane realities we all face infusing & brightening them up thereby making them both relatable & engaging.

The progression of Tobi...more
What I like about these books is the simplicity of them. We all get overwhelmed periodically & get stuck. Problems often seem so daunting that we sometimes forget to break it down into smaller pieces & in so doing the problem becomes infinitely more manageable. It's seemingly such a simple concept that is all too often forgotten. These books take the mundane realities we all face infusing & brightening them up thereby making them both relatable & engaging.

The progression of Tobias & Noah's relationship was quite enjoyable to read. I wish everyone were as open & honest as these two are with one another, an admirable quality indeed. Sure there are some growing pains but all in all they address issues as they arise rather than letting them fester & potentially poison everything. There is a scene involving a bullwhip & a strap that is one of the most organic, heartfelt, & genuine sequences I've ever had the pleasure of reading. Tobias' vulnerability I felt was handled admirably & believably. I have a hard time believing that anyone can maintain a role or persona 24/7-the breaks might be few & far between but there is always a situation/person/event/whatever that exposes a kink in the armor no matter how strong you are & this book conveys such a circumstance expertly. Bradford's character takes a larger, highly erotic & humorous role:

"Jesus fucking... fuck," Bradford swore, spitting the words out. "Ah, man. Why these boys like this shit, I'll never know."

*he & Tobias are practicing with a bullwhip* :D

I perused the other reviews of this book & was prepared to be annoyed, minimum, by the Phan secondary storyline & while I certainly don't condone this behavior I was surprisingly less appalled than I had prepared myself to be. I will say that Bradford didn't take very good care of himself & when putting your own psyche at risk I would think a seasoned dominant would've seen the error long before they had progressed to blood & scarring. But… essentially it's an extreme version of an intervention, a dangerous & somewhat reckless intervention, but an intervention nonetheless-that's what you do for someone you care about & both he & Tobias knew professional help was needed.

Main theme of the sex in this one is D/s & public scenes; 1 m/m/m menage that was sizzling!(less)

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Jul 08, 2010 Minh rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance, mm

Having settled together Tobias and Noah are now exploring their boundaries, Noah is working on his trust issues and Tobias is trying to adjust to being a full time Dom once again and the novel begins to focus more on Tobias this time around.

They pair move towards finalising their relationship and Tobias finally collars Tobias officially. I enjoy the pacing of the series which reads more like one long epic rather than a series of events, many other novels would have the main pairing rushing into...more

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Feb 25, 2013 Christy Duke rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: on-my-kindle, reviewed, bdsm, m-m

It can be very disappointing when the following books in a series are not as good as the first book. With that said, it's not the case here. This second book in the Deviations series was just as good or even better than book one. I am absolutely entranced with the relationship between Tobias and Noah. Plus, the cast of supporting characters are phenomenal. This book went more to my heart due to allowing us to see a little vulnerability from Tobias and his struggle with it.
I am so looking forward...more

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Oct 26, 2012 Gabriel rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: bdsm-and-kinks, romance

Let's see.
I started out with rating this 5 stars, but after having re-read it a lot of times my rating dropped, as more and more things started to annoy me & they usually all connected to one Phantom Shaw, who is and will ever be, the most annoying, whiny pain slut I have yet to read about.
I don't like brats who do it deliberately or people trying to worm their way into newly established relationships simply because they cannot move on themselves.

At about page 70 Bradford and Tobias are t...more

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Apr 19, 2011 Kerry rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: e-book-own, bdsm, favorites, m-m, series

Excellent. Tobias and Noah's relationship really advances to the next level in this book. They overcome some set-backs and really make some breakthroughs and are a stronger, happier couple by the end. We also learn a lot about some of the secondary characters, especially Phan and Bradford. I can't wait to read more about everyone in the next book.

If I had any complaint about this book, it would be that some of the situations that I would really like to see played-out just fade to black. (***mino...more

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Jun 19, 2010 Leontine rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m

After reading SUBMISSION I decided to read another novel but I couldn’t let go of Tobias and Noah, a sign for me that the first novel definitely left its mark on me. I decided to throw my “genre variation prevents boredom” rule overboard and just go with my need for more about these men. And more I definitely got…

With an established base line of trust Tobias and Noah head for an intensifying of their connection. Phantom, as Tobias former sub, stirs the deeper lying issues for both Tobias as well...more After reading SUBMISSION I decided to read another novel but I couldn’t let go of Tobias and Noah, a sign for me that the first novel definitely left its mark on me. I decided to throw my “genre variation prevents boredom” rule overboard and just go with my need for more about these men. And more I definitely got…

With an established base line of trust Tobias and Noah head for an intensifying of their connection. Phantom, as Tobias former sub, stirs the deeper lying issues for both Tobias as well as for Noah. Tobias has a very intense and complex history with Phantom and has trouble pushing the envelope as a Dom with Noah. Noah on the other hand doesn’t feel a 100% secure in where he stands in his relationship with Tobias. In their D/s they both need to work harder to get what they need and a beginning of a romance relationship is formed throughout the weekends spent together.

I’m used to getting a submissive’s perspective but in DOMINATION I also got a very good taste of what it takes for a Dom to be a Dom. It would’ve been so easy for Tobias to remain indulgent towards Noah, to keep them in a safe and in a comfortable zone. Instead he needs to push boundaries, it is what Noah needs of him as a Dom. The variety in D/s, from flogging, to sensory deprivation, to elaborate scene play worked incredibly well in giving me a comprehensive notion of that side in their relationship. Next to these scenes there is also time for play, for humor and intimate conversations.

The magnetism between Tobias and Noah is tangible, it is vigorous, sensual, deviant and caring. The growing intimacy between me and the characters made me live it all with them. I was getting more and more in sync with not only Tobias and Noah but Phan kept pulling my strings, each time he entered the story my heart skipped a beat just because he was there. Phan also has to go soul deep to work through some of his issues and it becomes more evident that he isn’t just any secondary character. Then there’s the growing friendship between Phan and Noah that gave a humorous note that I cherished. The authors kept their focus on the interconnected relationship development and the eroticism which made it a very character driven and a powerful story.

Tobias and Noah can converse an erotic scene to even greater heights which made is so easy for me to feel how well they fitted together and how they gave each other the kind of release they sought after. Every time their sexual desires were satiated my heart was in my very parched throat, the heat level definitely was a scorcher for me and while Tobias was very good in staging a scene, Noah turned out to be a natural in his passionate reactions and role playing. The emotional pinnacle in DOMINATION was the coloring scene between the two men. This is where Tobias told the whole world – well at least those who were invited to the occasion - that Noah was his, his to protect, his to cherish and his to love.

DOMINATION gave me more romance, more of Noah and Tobias’ road to discovery in each other’s wants, needs and emotions. It gave me more of Phantom, more of the Dom/sub and an ending that made me grab for book three in a heartbeat. Chris Owen and Jodi Payne are an incredible author match who bring a small cast of characters to life whose journey is incredible to follow. Tobias and Noah are well on their way to become an unforgettable pair on my shelves! (less)

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Dec 03, 2007 Matimate rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, 2007

I was desperate for something stupid and pornographic and I did not care that it is the second book in the Deviation series. Porn baby give me the porn. I got it. This book is not the shiniest marvel of literature, but should have porn some philosophical issue? I do not think so. Tobias, who plays the master it the book, is little troubled and for my taste unsure one. His sub Noah is little whiny one. Yes they are the main pair of the book, but their issues seems to me pointless and they should...more

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Nov 16, 2012 Will Parkinson added it

I'm not going to rate this book, mostly based on the fact that I don't know enough about D/s relationships to make an adequate assessment. I actually finished the first two in the series, and it lost me in the 2nd part when they 'shared' each other with another person. I skipped ahead to book 4 and glanced at the ending. Lost it completely when it became something other than the good Doctor and the Officer.

While I'm not disappointed that I read the book, I was disappointed at how it played out.

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Sep 21, 2011 Eileen rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: bdsm

The series keeps getting more interesting when you see what Tobias has to deal with being a Dom. He shows his vulnerable side on Christmas eve to Noah and you see them become lovers in love along with their D/s relationship. I thought the public scene in the parking lot of the club was hot and the New Year's eve party even hotter. These authors put so much into this story that I get swept up in these characters. Looking forward to the next book.

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Apr 15, 2012 Melissa rated it 4 of 5 stars

Recommended to Melissa by: Jason Rutledge

Shelves: bdsm, m-m, hottie-cops

I absolutely loved this book and I stole time to read it as often as I could. I loved getting more in depth with Tobias and Noah and even learning more about Phan.

I loved the way the boys grew together and even though things were rocky, they were both working to improve their D/s relationship as well as their blossoming romantic relationship.

The public sex scene was amazing as was the collaring scene at the end. I never expected to cry during this book but when Phan had his breakthrough and Tobi...more

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Dec 01, 2012 Jay Northcote rated it 5 of 5 stars

Just as gripping as the first one. The development of Tobias and Noah's relationship is beautiful and I loved the subplot/strand with Phan. I'm utterly hooked on this series and have just bought the rest of them. I love the complexity and compassion of this story, the characters are just wonderful. Can't wait to dive into book three.

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Aug 06, 2010 ♥ ♥Lynn ♥ ♥ rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2010, aug-2010, chris-owen, m-m, bdsm, m-m-read

The ever so hot Tobias and his sexy sub Noah are so steamy together. I enjoyed this book more than the first. Tobias is worthy of boot licking. He is strong and suppotive. He cares for his sub and wants everyone to know how happy he is. Noah pleases his Master and learns to expand his boundaries. I am looking forward to book 3.

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Oct 20, 2012 Magen rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m-bdsm, kindle-lendable, men-in-uniform

Great follow up to Submission. I love how Tobias's character had some major development that showed some real flaws that he tried to work through with Noah. Sex scenes were steamy and erotic while not being redundant which easily happens in a series. Great second book. Looking forward to book three.

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Jul 27, 2010 kb rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m

I've just re-read this book (2nd in the series) and enjoyed it even more than the first time. All 4 books in the series are so rich with character development and world/lifestyle detail that each reading just brings out more treasures of understanding.

Deviations Submission
Deviations Domination
Deviations Discipline
Deviations Bondage

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May 16, 2010 Rida rated it 4 of 5 stars

In this, the second of the series, the story is getting even better. Character development is excellent. And . . . the doms are still human!

I am impressed by the progression of the story and the very human element that is portrayed in the characters. None are in anyway stereo types or cardboard personas.

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Jul 06, 2011 Kelly rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: ebook, read-2011

I loved the chemistry between Noah and Sir! This reminded me a bit of

just with different kinks. I'm really looking forward to reading about Phan he's an interesting one.

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Mar 29, 2013 Betsy rated it 3 of 5 stars

I gave it a 3 because I couldn't say I didn't like it, but in my opinion it was very... boring. There were 5000 rules and a lot of talk about pushing limits that I think they only did like once or twice. I did like it in that the book shows you a different side of the BDSM scene.

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Sep 16, 2012 Awilk -will work for books- rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: bedroom-bookcase, dom-sub, kindle, m-m, read-in-2012, secondary-characters-i-love, series-i-follow

Every book in this series has been a one sitting read for me. I can't believe how much I am enjoying these books. In two days I read three of them. No doubt by the end of the week I will have finished the series and be suffering withdrawals.

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Apr 22, 2012 Star rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: other-interest, other-kinds

This book reedemed the series for me. Far better than book 1. There was plot, purpose and character development. I would've liked a bit more insight into Noah but perhaps that happens in future books in the series.

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Sep 23, 2010 Seregil rated it 4 of 5 stars

I like this series (and this book) because it shows the human side of the Doms. They are not god like and perfect. They suffer, make mistakes, get scared and need their Subs as much as their Subs need them.

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Aug 26, 2010 Tara rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, read-in-2010, bdsm

This is the continuing story of Tobias and Noah as they travel through their journey. In this Tobias pushed Noah further and in turn Noah earns some rewards. And everybody is all about Phantom as he attempts to close a painfull chapter of his life and Noah comes to terms with his place in Tobias' life.

Overall, it still fells like part of a big book, but I at least see where this book was focused. Which is a step in the right direction.

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Aug 09, 2010 Nene rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: bdsm, cops-firemen-ems-pi, m-m

Excellent continuation. I find myself more interested in Phan's storyline than I do the main characters, but it's still a good story all around!

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