Showing posts with label Jane Davitt-Alexa Snow. Show all posts
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Monday, January 16, 2012

Menage Mondays: Room at the Top by Alexa Snow & Jane Davitt


Hello everyone and happy Monday, welcome to the long over due installment of Menage Monday. Its been awhile since I had a book for you all but all that will change from now on. I am plan to keep it going bi-weekly, so watch out for it.

 This book started off very slow for me in the beginning, and it felt like it was dragging. I think its because our main MCs weren't doing the three man love. It took a really long time to pick up, but in the end it tunred out to be a good read.

Room At The Top
Novel: 267pages
Rating: 4 out of 5

Burb: Austin and Jay want a dom in their lives, but not a third person in their bed. When their dom moves away, replacing him turns out to be trickier than they’d thought and the two of them are getting desperate. Enter Liam, a friend of their former dom, deliciously sexy and stern, ready to spank them into shape – and straight.

It’s all going so well, but can Liam separate his growing attraction to his two young subs from what they do during their sessions? And can Austin and Jay handle the discovery that Liam means more to them than he was ever supposed to?

With Austin’s younger sister April ready to do anything she can to make life difficult for the three men, is it going to be possible for Austin and Jay to prove to Liam that there’s room in their life – and their bed – for him?

Thoughts: It took me awhile to get into this book. I thought it was moving a bit too slow, and going on about a lot of mundane things. In the long run it all came together perfectly.

I loved the relationship between Jay and Austin; they are so very in love. Their problem is that they are both submissive and in a relationship, they need a Dom and not a third. I think that is the most intriguing part of the book, how can it be called a ménage when there are only two people involved in the relationship.

When it comes to writing BDSM, Alexa Snow and Jane Davitt are pros. It’s really authentic and it’s more than sex. Its offers the trust that should be found in a D/s relationship, the intimacy without all the sex. I really enjoyed the slow progression of the relationship, Liam is one special Dom, he had his moments of idiocy but he came through in the end.

Overall, I enjoyed reading this one and I would love to read about these guys again. The kink is high top in this one, so get ready for some serious spanking. I recommend this one folks.

SideNote- Get ready for the most annnoying and bitchy sister you will ever read in a book (she was effing pointless).

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 Always Remember:"3 is never a crowd and one more is always invited"




Thursday, December 1, 2011

BDSM Week Book #4: Bound and Determined

Bound and Determined by Jane Davitt & Alexa Snow
Loose-Id
Novel: 230pages
3.5 out of 5

Blurb:
When Sterling Baker discovers the wonderful world of BDSM, he's ready to literally throw himself at the feet of the spectacular Owen Sawyer, but Owen is unwilling to take on someone so new to the scene—or so he says. Determined to get what he wants, Sterling sets out to convince the doubting Owen that he can be the best sub in the world, the fastest learning, the most obedient.

It's not as easy as he thinks it will be, and things get even more complicated when Sterling realizes that he's fallen in love with Owen. With the stakes that much higher, Sterling's more determined than ever to win Owen over. But now he'll have to convince Owen they can have more than a teacher/student relationship, more than just good kink.


Review:
We meet Sterling, who has developed an interest in BDSM. So his friend Alex who is apart of the scene takes him to a club, so he can get a feel of what it’s all about. His intention is to find someone to teach him the ways, and his teacher will come in the most unlikely person. When a scene between a Dom and a submissive starts playing out in the club, Sterling recognizes the need to be on his knees, the need to submit. He recognizes the Dom, his professor from his Freshman year Owen Sawyer, and just by looking Sterling knows he’s found his teacher.

Getting Owen on board is the difficult part, because he doesn’t want to take on a new submissive and Sterling is 20 to his 35 also Sterling was once his student and attends the same university he teaches at. Talk about a ruination of his career if anyone was to find out. Sterling is one not to be ignored; he wants Owen and is determined to have him. With a little coaxing (stalking) Sterling finally gets Owen to take him on as a submissive, and the things that lie ahead will be difficult for both men.

Owen is a seasoned Dom, so he knows what he is doing. He has no patience for an unruly and resistant sub, so he can’t understand why he took on the boy. There is something about Sterling, making Owen feel things he hasn’t felt in a long time and he’s willing to risk it all for a little time with him. All the fun he will have teaching Sterling some discipline, and making him his submissive.

The book unfolds with Owen and Sterling both learning from each other. It’s a slow progression into the world of BDSM, there is no diving into anything hardcore, Owen takes his time with Sterling and gradually introduces him to pleasure to be had in pain. There are a few shaky situations along the way. Sterling’s relationship with his father plays a role (an asshole father), and his insecurities in being what Owen wants.  Sometimes Sterling tries to get Owen to do things his way, and that often causes a bit strain in the developing relationship. Though Sterling has the desire to submit, he’s afraid to truly bend to Owen’s will.

I really enjoyed reading this book, though a bit wordy at some points and many unnecessary tidbits about mundane things. The book is an honest look into the world of BDSM, the slow development between Owen and Sterling is the highlight of the book. With that said, I became very disappointed with Sterling at the end of the book, and I felt he was forgiven far too easily for what he did. I felt like the whole lesson of the book was lost in that situation; everything Owen had taught him was thrown out the window. Whether he was hurting or not, I realized that he never learnt a darn thing and once again proven his immaturity. It could have been a higher rated book, just felt like the ending was unnecessary. I know we have to make mistakes to learn from them, I just think Sterling’s mistake was too much.  I found it far too predictable and unnecessary.

SideNote-
This book would be a great introduction to readers new to reading BDSM, its takes baby steps and doesn’t throw anything hardcore all at once.

SideNote 2- Really liked Owen he was a perfect Dom, able to recognize his mistakes and fix them. Sterling lost me at ‘I am an idiot, so I go and do stupid things’.




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