Link to buy BDSM ROMANCE How One Man Recruited and Trained a sub
Story Rating: 3 out of 5
Review:
I'd
like to know how the author defines a romance. Based on the book, if two people
end up together, it’s a romance, in much the same way a Shakespearean play that
does not end in tragedy is considered a comedy.
In
this case, a Dom, John, decides to look for a sub. He advertises an online
dating list for a submissive who isn't sure she is one. The author calls this
book "a "how to" book featuring the methodology and psychology
used by John. The tactics he uses in his careful hunt for his ideal submissive female
is a blueprint for how to recruit and train a sub."
The
problem is while we see how John thinks, we never really see how he feels. He's
incredibly manipulative, working very hard to push Curi (short for Curious)
into the lifestyle. He came across as cold, calculating and pompous. Curi was
better, smart and willing to explore, but again, we see how she thinks more
than how she feels.
This
entire book felt more clinical than romantic. The only plot was whether or not
John could convince Curi to become what he wants her to be and how she would
react to a "play party" with John's friends.
Expect
impact play, a brush with anal play, bondage, hot wax, and exhibitionism.
Reviewed
by Karen
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