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Safe Words (Deviations #5)

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In Safe Words, which picks up where the Deviations series left off, Tobias, Noah and Phan are all working on finding their place, both at Bradford's club and in their personal lives. They're all living together, and Tobias has taken on the roll of full-time Dom, which he loves, but finds incredibly challenging.While Noah finds comfort in the new state of things and is look...more

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Published September 8th 2010 by Torquere Books

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Oct 31, 2012 Charly rated it 5 of 5 stars

A lovely book, even though it falls the slightest bit short of the original series

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

Rating: 9/10

PROS:
- I adore these characters, especially the two subs. This book solidified my affection for Noah; there’s a switch scene in this story that felt more convincing to me than any in the earlier books. I thought it was less “scenelike” and more genuine--less like Noah was acting a part and more like he was really taking on the role...more A lovely book, even though it falls the slightest bit short of the original series

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

Rating: 9/10

PROS:
- I adore these characters, especially the two subs. This book solidified my affection for Noah; there’s a switch scene in this story that felt more convincing to me than any in the earlier books. I thought it was less “scenelike” and more genuine--less like Noah was acting a part and more like he was really taking on the role of Dom for a while. And oh my goodness, I love Phan. Like, almost more than life itself. He’s wounded yet fierce, a mental basketcase at times but always loving and sweet. He’s one of my favorite fictional characters ever. He makes me smile and giggle and sigh.
- I loved seeing characters I’m already familiar with reacting to situations in which they’re an established threesome. Phan gets collared right at the end of the fourth book, and I liked seeing them now that they’ve all been together for a while and are making the relationship work, rather than simply coasting on the newness of their feelings for one another. Phan and Noah come much closer to being 24/7 subs in this story than they have before--after all, they’re not only living with Tobias but also working with him--and although it took me a while to get used to their all being together SO much, I did enjoy seeing that new aspect of their relationship.
- The authors once again tackle real issues with this book rather than focusing entirely on the warm fuzzies of how wonderful and perfect the men’s lives are. For me, one of the most interesting things about the Deviations books is how deeply Owen and Payne examine the characters’ psyches, and that very much continues here, especially as pertains to the difficulties of a threesome relationship.
- Percentage-wise, we don’t really see any more of Bradford than in the earlier books, but what we do see of him made me like him even more. Several new secondary characters are introduced also, and although we don’t get to see too much from them, I liked a couple of them very much.

CON:
- The tone of this book seems to me just a little different than the tone of the earlier books. It struck me as less bare and frank; there’s more explanation, more cushioning in the exposition.

Overall comments: I definitely recommend this for fans of BDSM and/or threesomes, regardless of whether or not you’ve read the earlier, 4-book series. There are sections of text, especially toward the beginning of this book, that are quite obviously aimed at catching up those readers who are unfamiliar with the characters’ backgrounds. This isn’t QUITE as perfect as I wanted it be, though. Don’t get me wrong--it’s a great book, and I loved reading it because I adore the characters. But try as I might, I couldn’t read it objectively and prevent myself from comparing it to the original series’ seamlessness. It’s a lovely afterthought, but an afterthought nonetheless.(less)

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Jul 15, 2012 Julesmarie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: bdsm-power-exchange, comfort-reads, menage, m-m

Having read some reviews that this book was basically a giant epilogue, and that it really just followed Tobias, Noah, and Phantom through a few of their days together, I wanted to save it for a time I needed a good comfort read. After the worst Friday the 13th in my personal history, a comfort read is EXACTLY what I needed, and getting to spend time with these three fit the bill beautifully.

I still can't understand all the animosity toward Phan. He's adorable and hilarious and imo has given bot...more

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Jun 30, 2012 Nazli rated it 2 of 5 stars

I really really wanted to love this book but in the end I found myself skipping through it while reading. After reading Fifty Shades series, I was glad that I finally found some decent BDSM books. I enjoyed the first three books and I was happy to see there were others but when Phan came into the equation these books started leaving a bad taste in my mouth. I like Phan as an individual character but especially in these book I just wanted to strangle him to dead. I was especially angry when he de...more

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Apr 12, 2011 Drea rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The Deviation series has grabbed me & not let go......but the first three are by far my favorite simply b/c I can't get into Phan being in the Noah/Tobias relationship. It wrecked it for me, I feel like I wanted to shout - go get your own Dom and shake Tobias senseless for always giving into Phan's tantrums. I was FURIOUS when Tobias & Noah had to deal with the whinning after their night together......it almost made me want to throw my Kindle across the room.

I would have rather spent ti...more

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Jan 08, 2011 Jae rated it 5 of 5 stars

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What a great continuation of one of the most outstanding series that I’ve had the pleasure to read. I fell in love with Tobias, Noah, Phan and all the gang when the Deviations series first came out a few years ago. It’s one of those things where you hope and hope that the authors will write more about the characters you’ve found so unforgettable. We all know that these follow-up stories usually fall flat…not that we don’t want them anyway. But that is NOT the...more

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Apr 22, 2012 Melissa rated it 4 of 5 stars

Recommended to Melissa by: Jason Rutledge

Shelves: bdsm, m-m, poly-love, hottie-cops

This book definitely wasn't my favorite, but it was good. It was a nice way end the series as it showed the more day to day workings of the relationship between Tobias, Noah, and Phantom and the way things had worked out for them after the last book. With everyone healthy and mostly happy, it was nice to see them really just in their element without a bunch of drama and issues to work out.

The pirate scene was utterly entertaining and seeing more of Bradford and Tobias' friendship is always a wel...more

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Sep 12, 2010 Michele Montgomery rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: bdsm, own-a-copy, m-m

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. 4.5 Stars

It's worth repeating. I loved the chance to revisit my favorite BDSM Men. Tobias, Noah, Phan, Bradford and Nikki...Even Brian had a little time in this book. I have literally been bouncing with excitement since I found out Jodi and Chris were hard at work writing this fifth book in the series, and the day it was released my fingers just couldn't move fast enough to buy it. I even went as far as buying the print version simply because I have the other four in print.

I was in the midst of...more 4.5 Stars

It's worth repeating. I loved the chance to revisit my favorite BDSM Men. Tobias, Noah, Phan, Bradford and Nikki...Even Brian had a little time in this book. I have literally been bouncing with excitement since I found out Jodi and Chris were hard at work writing this fifth book in the series, and the day it was released my fingers just couldn't move fast enough to buy it. I even went as far as buying the print version simply because I have the other four in print.

I was in the midst of reading a different book for the blog and it was one that required all of my attention so there would be no setting aside the other book to dig into the lives of my favorite men. So, this had to take a backseat for a couple days. When I finally had a chance to get to it, I read like a junkie on crack. I stayed up well past my bedtime, I read through my lunch at work, even read a bit between reports. (shh, don't tell.) I just had to devour the story.

Phan does a bit of growing in this story and comes to term with Ms. M's passing. Noah is still the ever loving devoted sub to Tobias and Phan's very best friend and Tobias is one lucky guy...he even says so. I swear though...I don't get how Noah doesn't even get a little jealous over the relationship between his Master and Phan. Truly, Noah is one hell of a guy.

Early in the story there's a scene that we really don't read into, we more or less are told about it from Tobias, that takes place at the farms new BDSM workshop. This is the element of Phan's issue. He can't deal with all the people in their home, near Ms. M's stuff. So, this means Tobias and Bradford have to come up with another idea for the BDSM events at the farm.

A bad thing happened at the club, and as I write this review I don't know that I ever really found out what the master did to the boy...hm..I may go and read it again..But it was bad and the sub was Nikki's very close friend and this led to Nikki taking a few days off and away from Bradford. Ah, the tough man has a heart! I love him.

Noah experiences and faces his fear of sharp instruments and he didn't panic. He also got to Dom Tobias! I love when that happens because he really is great at it. I'd love to have seen him Dom Phan!

Phan finally comes to terms with Ms. M's passing and even makes a special gift for Tobias and Noah. And when Noah gave Tobias what he needed after a rough day at the office, Phan is left out and there goes another issue to be dealt with on Phan's part. Noah created no issues. He's the perfect sub!

Overall I enjoyed the visit with my favorite guys. Though I wanted to see more one on one with Noah and Tobias, as there was only 1 scene with them but there was a sweet role play scene between the three of them and it was cute. It's a pirate scene and 1 kidnapped barkeep. LOL. This part had me cracking up. That doll, Phan is adorable! Even if Phan never gets his own Master, I'm okay with it now. He needs Tobias and Noah as much as they need him.

Tobias doesn't seem so bossy in this book. He calls Phan: Dear. A lot. He did have the boys sleep on the floor and OH, a real BDSM scene in the stables with Phan, Noah, and even Bradford and Nikki played in it. I hope to see a story with Bradford and Nikki.

I know Chris and Jodi are busy as beavers but I sure hope they set aside some time to revisit this lovely family and friends soon.

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Jan 16, 2012 Dee Wy rated it 4 of 5 stars

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

It was good to visit again with Tobias, Noah and Phan. The scenes were great as always and the ending was particularly sweet. The only thing I missed was having more character growth this time. Phan will always have problems and Noah is always so dependable and Tobias ever diligent. But at times it seemed like we were just visiting to watch their daily lives go by. Still, I thoroughly enjoyed the visit.

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Nov 12, 2010 Leontine rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m

From the first novel in the DEVIATIONS series the author duo Chris Owen and Jodi Payne captivated me with a triangular developing relationship. Not only did they give me some high quality BDSM that rocked the eroticism, but also intricate characters who got under my skin very quickly. I thought it all ended with book four; BONDAGE, so color me surprised to find out my favorite BDSM series got a fifth novel release. Of course I immediately bought it and fired up my e-reader, eager to become a par...more From the first novel in the DEVIATIONS series the author duo Chris Owen and Jodi Payne captivated me with a triangular developing relationship. Not only did they give me some high quality BDSM that rocked the eroticism, but also intricate characters who got under my skin very quickly. I thought it all ended with book four; BONDAGE, so color me surprised to find out my favorite BDSM series got a fifth novel release. Of course I immediately bought it and fired up my e-reader, eager to become a part again in the emotional journey of Dominant, Tobias and his two subs, Noah and Phantom. All I discovered while reading however was that the continuance of this series with SAFE WORDS wasn’t up to par with its previous releases.

It isn’t that Tobias, Noah or Phantom are suddenly different, or that the eroticism fails to heat up the pages. Neither is it the love, for it is evident from start to finish this threesome has something unique going on. I think a part of what diminished the magic in SAFE WORDS is that at the end of book four; BONDAGE I knew Tobias, Noah and Phantom could concur any minor difficulties left to deal with in this ménage. By then they were so deeply in love, their communications skills good and the major problems were solved. That left very little within SAFE WORDS to deal with which showed in the first hundred pages. The day to day activities were at the forefront. It was getting up, making breakfast, having a morning discipline for Noah and Phantom, getting to work together, discuss work related problems, go home, have some sexing, cuddling and go to sleep. It was monotonous and the storyline became tedious for me, lacking the depth in which previous struggles were solved.

Tobias, Noah and Phantom still have that intricate connection though but save one issue for Phantom and a short clash between the three of them, that connection wasn’t challenged much. For lovers of this series it still gives a nice return to the three men with their vibrant personalities. Men who I’ve become very attached to over the course of this series. Tobias is ever the even tempered, giving man who loves to be a Dom. He has his hands full with his two subs, Noah and Phantom. Noah is a man who enjoys the challenge and he is a steady influence on Phantom. Phantom on the other hand is a live wire of emotions and body movement. Each of these three men has his strengths and weaknesses but together they are a unit and their interpersonal connection is translated in the dialogues which is full of humor, passion and everything else they feel.

Every ingredient in the DEVIATIONS series was present but subdued. I can’t say there was bad writing or that that characters had a completely turn around in their behavior. Even the sex play was spine-tingling and there was also some character growth in the latter part of the story. Still, I can’t deny I missed something. Whether it was an intense romantic development, more struggles within the ménage or a higher level of engaging storytelling, I can’t pin point my fingers to the exact thing that made this entry feel so off for me. Perhaps it comes down to the fact that by the end of SAFE WORDS I felt I could’ve done without it and still feel absolutely fantastic about this series. Now I feel let down while the characters are still so very dear to me.

Whatever magic Chris Owen and Jodi Payne possess it isn’t really happening in SAFE WORDS creating a story I could’ve done without in this series.

2.5 stars(less)

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Sep 28, 2010 kasjo_peja rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, bdsm, menage

I devoured the first four books in the Deviation series on sort of a reading binge. I was really exited when I heard about the 5th book coming. And... I don't know... was it because of the high expectations or too long break between the first four books and this one, or the formula has just worn out ... “Safe Words” was a disappointment.
There wasn't much development in Tobias, Noah and Phan relationship. In fact there wasn't much going on at all. Phan was handling the grief after Ms Miller passi...more

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Feb 11, 2011 Carolyn88 rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: bdsm, m-m-romance

I just love the deviation series books. Safe Words is like going back and visiting an old friend. At times it makes me cry because I know the friends will be gone far sooner than I will want them to leave. I hope Chris continues writing about Tobias, Noah, and Phan. They are already way to close to my heart to leave them. I had a difficult time starting the book because it was so sad when the other books were finished and my characters were gone. I really didn't want to start the new book becaus...more

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Sep 05, 2011 Becky Mrs Condit Reads Books rated it 5 of 5 stars

Everything is going along smoothly. In fact, too smoothly as one incident shows.

Safe Words is a book written in a lighter vein than the other Deviations novels. There is one scene that is totally hilarious – a highly scripted pirate scene that Phantom deadpans his way to changing the script on the fly. The dialog and descriptions are side splittingly funny and you can almost envision them in a port instead of a barn on a landlocked farm. Great comedy writing!

We get to know Bradford and Nikki bet...more

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Oct 23, 2010 Jojo rated it 3 of 5 stars

I had a really hard time rating this book. I enjoyed it more than 3 starts, but most of that was because the first four books in this series left me with a great deal of affection for and interest in these characters. This book didn't add to any of that. This book, in fact, kind of bored me. I almost can't believe I just said that. I *love* this series. But here, it felt like nothing happened. There was no major conflict, there was no serious progression or character development. I remember Noah...more

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Sep 10, 2010 Nichem rated it 4 of 5 stars

I loved the first 4 books in the series and was really looking forward to this one. I did enjoy it, and it was great getting to revisit Noah, Tobias, and Phan, but the whole book seemed like a really long epilogue to book 4 for the most part. Nothing much new happens and there's not much conflict. Phan grows a bit, but since the story is never told from Phan's POV (it's mostly from Tobias's and occasionally Noah's), I didn't think that was addressed as well as it could have been. I did enjoy the...more

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Sep 08, 2010 Jen rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m-literature

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Sep 14, 2010 Kiki rated it 2 of 5 stars

The first three books I greatly enjoyed, even given that BDSM isn't my kink, but the relationship has gotten less emotionally intense with the addition of a third party in "Bondage" (the fourth book of the series). Plus, with the focus turning to 100% BDSM club (instead of 75% with hints of a "real" life outside that atmosphere) has also made things less interesting for me. I'm not really sure why I even read this one, except that I was hoping to be proved wrong in the lowered expectations from...more

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Oct 30, 2011 Bee rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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

It’s been around what 6 months?, since I read the rest of this series…and I think that’s the amount of time I needed to make peace with what happened in the fourth book. With all the disappointment and anger left behind I could actually appreciate this book quite a lot.

If there ever was such a thing as feel-good BDSM, this would be a very fine example of it. It’s sugarcoated and drenched in vanilla sweetness so that the kink becomes a subtle exotic flavor instead of something raunchy or intimid...more

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Nov 27, 2010 Tara rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: m-m, qgbc, read-in-2010, menage

I supposed you how much you enjoy this boy is dependent on how much you enjoyed book4.

In this installment we see the business at the club growing and Bradford and Tobias taking care of things the best they can all the while dealing with the pressures of being not only full time deviants as they call themselves, but of being full time Doms to the subs.

Some background as to where my review is coming from, I disliked the addition of Phan to the relationship in book 4 for many reasons that you can...more I supposed you how much you enjoy this boy is dependent on how much you enjoyed book4.

In this installment we see the business at the club growing and Bradford and Tobias taking care of things the best they can all the while dealing with the pressures of being not only full time deviants as they call themselves, but of being full time Doms to the subs.

Some background as to where my review is coming from, I disliked the addition of Phan to the relationship in book 4 for many reasons that you can read in my previous review. I also missed all the things that made Tobias and Noah's relationship so wonderful, they learning and exploring their limits and building their trust. This book finds Noah & Tobias once more adjusting their relationship to accomodate Phan to the point that it seems that there will no longer be a separate relationship between Noah & Tobias. Which I guess I would like if I were all about the group relationship. But I think it puts unfair strain on Noah. What Tobias and Noah had worked and was special and different and with Phan they are just becoming more of the same. Sigh... I don't know the answer. I want Phan as a friend for Noah, but not part of their relationship. He sucks a lot of energy and attention. I want him to have someone of his own, that can shower him with his undivided constant attention. someone that isn't Tobias.

Also I missed Noah's POV in this book. It was almost completely from Tobias' POV, with the exception of maybe 3 chapters. Plus there was very little actual exploration of their relationship. There was one thing that was sort of a boundary push, quickly discussed before and after, and never revisited. Really it just seemed like Phan has been thrown in to cause conflict constantly and for Tobias and Noah to deal with it.

Just putting it out there, I would welcome more Bradford and Nikki as a balance to the now monotonous Tobias/Noah/ Phan storyline.

Meh. I don't know if I need more of these if they don't progress.
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Sep 23, 2012 Debbie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: bdsm, m-m, menage

This book was a nice finish to the series. I've never disliked Phan, but I didn't like him being included in the relationship with Noah and Tobias. I always felt he needed to let Tobias go and find his own Dom. But by the end of this book my feelings towards him had changed a bit. The relationship with the 3 men was getting stronger. They've worked thru a lot of their issues. This book sort of left me with a happy feeling to know the three of them were going to be ok.

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Aug 07, 2012 A rated it 4 of 5 stars

I kind of have a soft spot for these three men. This book didn't have a lot of drama, but I enjoyed it nonetheless. My favorite part of this series of books is their role-playing. I wish it was all roleplay. The pirate scene made me die. So maybe I wish there was more levity, so we could see what really worked about this relationship, but I get that I'm reading about people in a 24/7 dom/sub relationship. It is what it is.

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Mar 24, 2011 Carolyn88 rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: gang-bang-challenge, bdsm, m-m-romance

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Nov 10, 2010 Missy Welsh rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: fans of the series

It was nice getting back together with these lovely men again. Usually with series, I have to reread the others before diving into a new one just to re-familiarize myself with that world. Here, I didn't have to. I recalled plenty and was reminded with just often enough details to make me reminisce for a moment with a smile.

The knife-play here was something a previous book had hinted at but never showed in detail. I liked seeing it, and the difference between Phan's and Noah's experiences and tho...more

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Nov 14, 2010 Table4Five rated it 4 of 5 stars

I'm having a really hard time writing a review on this book. I really enjoyed the series so far. But I am not a fan of Phan. I can't stand the way that he whines, it drives me mad. I feel like everyone caters to him, but there are others that have needs too. Like Tobias having his personal needs with Noah and they oops forgot to get him after they were done ... DUDE, get over it. It wasn't done on purpose, quit your bitchin', you could be in a mental institution courtesy of your 'loving' family....more

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Nov 14, 2010 Minh rated it 3 of 5 stars

Read through the book relatively quickly, the authors and their characters are burning as hotly as ever but I agree with one of the other reviews that this felt like an extremely long epilogue. Books 1-4 were written as a giant novel then cut up into pieces and that shows more than ever with the last book. Recommended for fans of the characters, you can never go wrong reading more about these 3.

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Feb 28, 2013 Christy Duke rated it 5 of 5 stars

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

Right now I'm feeling a little fifty-fifty. Fifty percent happy because I love these guys and fifty percent sad because this is the last book - at least at this time! This whole series has been amazing and this final book lived up to the others. Safe Words gave final resolution to a number of Phan's concerns, saw Noah begin a new path in his career and Tobias finally being grounded between home and work.
I loved it!

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Nov 17, 2011 Absynthe rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: bdsm, m-m, romance

I loved the other books in the series. This one? Not so much. Nothing really happens in this book. There's no conflict. This book is like the longest epilogue in history for the 4th book. It just seems like a recounting of their day-to-day lives after the end of the 4th book. But there's no climax. I'm not sure what the point of this book was.

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Feb 22, 2013 Danny Tyran rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: bdsm, d-s, gay, romance

I was not bored by this fifth book of the Deviations series, but I was not very interested either. I felt about the same for this whole series. This is neat. It’s like a tamed animal, unable to bite, and I like when the beasts can bite and when they do it sometimes.

There is nothing wrong with the writing itself, though. As usual, it is very correct.

For these reasons, I give three stars to this story.

Longer review:
http://heartsonfirereviews.com/?p=18381

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Oct 04, 2010 J.P. Barnaby rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: bdsm, erotica, m-m, romance

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Sep 09, 2010 Amanda rated it 4 of 5 stars

It's no secret that this is one of my favorite series. I adore the first four books in the series and re-read them often. Book five, Safe Words was an enjoyable read (and I loved revisiting the characters) but I don't think it quite stood up to the previous stories. Even so, I would still recommend the book.

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Mar 31, 2012 Shirley Frances rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: mm-bingo-2012, mm-read, mm-series, 2012

I've been saving this book for a while since I enjoyed the others so much. However, I'm sad to admit I'm disappointed by this one. It really didn't add anything revelant to the series, in my opinion. Of course, the characters are still great (although I'm not a big Phantom fan. Is Phantom necessary? I still don't get what he brings into the relationship), the BDSM scenes amazing and the writing superb. I especially enjoyed Tobias' "submission" to Noah and the way they anticipate each other's nee...more

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