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116 pages, ebook
First published February 1, 2015
This book was provided by the author via IndiGo Marketing & Design in exchange for an honest review.
If you’re looking for something light, fast, and erotic, then this is the right book for you. Chase and Capture has a weird plot going on – kind of like a kinky and gay version of The Hunger Games. Although there is no killing involved, I assure you.
The story takes place in a remote island where guests play an adult version of Capture the Flag. Third-person limited perspectives shift between Camden and Gunner throughout the entire plot. Themes of voyeurism and BDSM were strong and prevalent all throughout as well.
The story opens during a mid-story peak moment, which was what I liked the most about this book – the author being able to pique my interest from the get-go. I was already buzzing with anticipation and curiosity from the first chapter alone – so many questions I wanted answers to. The story then goes back to the beginning working its way until the end. I thought that this particular method of delivery worked well for this story.
What happens when the "flag" is removed is entirely up to the captor. We hope you will decide to enjoy yourself with an opened, lubed, and most likely bound man totally at your mercy.
Although you can expect that there are plenty of sex in the book and the build-up to each of these sexual encounters was indeed very hot, I still thought that the actual sex was rushed and lacked that oomph factor I had been anticipating after a sizzling foreplay. I was also bothered by the number of times the word ‘smirk’ (or any variation of the word) was repeated, especially in instances where it was not warranted.
What didn’t sit well with me the most though, is how the attraction between Camden and Gunner felt fast and forced and their conversations sometimes awkward – an instalove like what Gunner said. I think it affected me being able to fully connect with any of these characters, which I consider as one of the biggest factors in making characters and subsequently the story stick. But this is all on me as I think to truly enjoy this book, you have to yield to the way things just seemed disturbingly unreal all throughout. Being too critical would simply be unnecessary for this type of plot.
And as I’ve said, this is a light and sensual story but with surprising adrenaline pumps added (both sexual and non-sexual) here and there to keep the pace fast and your interest piqued the entire time which I thought was a great way to spice things up in the book.