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180 pages, ebook
First published October 27, 2014
‘His next wirds werefor me alone, whispered directly inte the shell of my ear. “You picked him, Tammy. Now make him yours.”
“I'm thinking you how hot you two are together.”
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“Watching the two of you, I didn't care about the rest of it—who feels what for whom. I never wanted you to stop.”![]()
Sincerely recommended for lovers of romantic "M/M fairy tales"...and you who also want to read a great new "more-than-one-book" story. I smiled gently. “Yes, you. You’re the only thing I ever chose for myself.”

Macky: Hahaha...you bloody know you did Monique! How could I resist when you wafted the premise of pleasure slaves and masters under my nose! Like candy to a baby...You know me soooo well! Looks like I'm going to be effusing with you...
Monique: You know it!!! The promise of the blurb was something I just couldn’t resist and as soon as I started reading… well, Kate Aaron pulled me into this story effortlessly, the writing just flowed. I don’t know about you, but I’m in awe of how some authors have the ability to do that, as well as create characters that truly come to life in your imagination, whether through their impassioned personalities or because of the emotional connection an author manages to evoke… How do some authors ...get that? ...do that? I find it fascinating, I mean, it’s all letters on a page, a combination of words, and Kate Aaron does just that and manages to weave it into something magical! I was totally caught up in this world and the lives of these three men, I found it all incredibly moving.
Macky: I agree my friend, I was swept up by the story in exactly the same way and like you it was the style of Kate Aaron's beautiful writing that pulled me in; not just the fact that the idea of this spoke to me as soon as I read the blurb. Then to find that instant connection with the characters was just the icing on the cake. I know most people roll their eyes at Insta love but it was kind of that way for me. I feel a gush coming on! Hahaha....over to you Monique...
Monique: Effusing or gushing, I’m right there with you… because I loved this! It’s one of those books that captivated me from the very first page, and for me that was down to the incredibly gentle and caring voice of Tam, almost hypnotic in a sense that I was totally drawn in, not having the slightest inclination to look away. Initially for me he comes across as melancholy character, unemotional in a way that lacks passion, it’s as if it’s not his place to feel that particular emotion, distancing himself on the surface, but inside his heart is so full of love. And that’s what I liked so much about this book Macky, because as we take this journey with Tam we are allowed to see beneath that surface, until what he feels for not only The Master but also Kai is so powerful and intense it took my breath away.
Macky: Aww...I loved Tam, Monique, practically from the second he started to tell us his story I knew I was going to fall in love with this tale. You just know don't you when there's an instant connection to a character and I felt it immediately with Tam, then that connection followed through to Kai, the captured soldier, sold into slavery and finally: Master, the man who links all of them together. I think Kate gave them incredible presence; which was why I became totally invested in their journey together. Tam being the pivotal character in this book as we see it through his eyes but that didn't lessen the feelings I had for each of them as we got to know them better over the course of the book.
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“You picked him, Tammy. Now make him yours.”
I wanted him to touch me because he wanted to touch me, not because he feared the repercussions if he refused.
“Do you want to see him come?” Master’s voice was thick, purring, his hands teasing my genitals. “He’s so pretty when he comes, Kai. So fucking beautiful. Do you want to see it?”
“You’re the only thing I ever chose for myself.”

"But you love him."Despite the premise, The Slave is not a dark read. In fact, it's quite the opposite; light, fluffy, and angst-free. If I had to categorize it, I'd say it was an m/m/m erotic fantasy built around an idealized slave/master relationship.
"I do."
"Then how could you possibly want anything from me?"
"I know, I know. I'm pathetic. I know you think that. A slave who likes his bonds, who loves his master - it's pitiful, isn't it?"To be fair, I'm sure that Tam's eventual growth and self-realization are an integral part of future installments of this series, but this book just focused on the bond between Tam and Kai and their Master. It all came too easily in my opinion, and I needed more.

