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This story has so many subplots thst I am going to wait until I complete it to give it a proper review. Sorry, no more details as I read. You will have to wait a few more days.

Daddy and Loren discuss branching out their 'little' play and Loren meeting some friendly 'pups'.

A well written story concerning two roommates who decide to try a Daddy/ little relationship. Good plot building, character development and just the right amount of humor.

Omega meets Alpha and what occurs gives new meaning to "let the games begin!" So far, Alpha has been gentle and kind to his omega. And omega has loved every bit of his first time, even the spanking. So far, a very enjoyably stimulating story.

An interesting first chapter, to be sure. My first time reading an Alpha/Omega story.

Conner and Darian are no longer friends. A huge fight pushed Conner over his limit and he uttered the one word that Darian had to honor by letting Conner leave. Both men where devastated and blaming themselves for the split, but Darian knew he had to leave Conner alone.

Tragedy strikes as the aftermath of a fight between Darien and Conner. This book is humming now, after a slow and slightly confusing beginning.

A quite complicated story with many subplots (no pun intended). Conner, a former rent boy (if you do not know what that term means, feel free to ask), has a strict D/s relationship with Darien, a former Dom who now owns three BSDM clubs. Each have extremely complicated pasts that they will not tell the other, which defines their exclusive play time. Lately, both have been thinking about adding more to relationship.

A very complex story that tugs at the reader's heart. The life if a "rent boy" is definitely not an easy one, as depicted in this book. Terrible things happen to these "throw away" teens, it's unbelievable they make anything of themselves. But the MC, Conner, has done exactly that, though not without tremendous difficulty.

Good story so far, with the exception of the author repeating scenarios and lessons already written.

Second book in the series was included, so now I am reading that. I will review both books 1 and 2 sion.

I will say this: this author has an extremely vivid and descriptive imagination. At times, too descriptive to to the point of seemingly rambling to lengthen the story.

The plot is beginning to smooth out and show a viable definition. Much is still confusing, but the author seems to be starting to tie a lot together.

I must state, this is the strangest book I' ve read in years! All manner of monsters: Orcs, goblins, vampires, trolls, ogres. You name it, this story has it!

Basically backstory and plot building so far.

I cannot believe I found two excellent books in succession to read. First "Someday, Someday," and now this totally enthralling "Innocence." Such vividly built characters, incredible plot and subplots. This book is so well written I can fathom myself in the scenes as they happen. The story's progression is steady and sure, with characters so engaging the author makes them seem real. Amazing book.

Story is still beginning, characters being made real and certain conflicting situations have arisen for the MC, Christopher.

I am totally blown away by this book. It is so well written, having such excellently developed characters and plot lines that I find myself impatient to read it every day, if only a page or two. So much is occurring but none of it is confusing due to the author's magnificent storytelling ability. I can truly say U cannot wait to review this book. I am leaning heavily towards 5 stars, I feel it's that good.

I truly did not expect this book to be as great as it is. Polished writing, extraordinary building of characters at a pleasing pace and a true battle of right and wrong for the protagonists, Max and Silas. Through evenly measured doses of memories and the present, the author leads the reader into their minds and how they became the men they are today. And that they can help each other heal their hearts.