Right away, I loved Rome, a sophisticated lady
with a good heart and a lot of strength to stand up for her rights. Helping the homeless is what she does, but
maybe it’s time to help her own life by letting in love.
Calloway owns a nightclub. Calloway helps the helpless. Calloway believes in domination.
Ruin is the nightclub, all about discreet
domination and submission.
And yes, ladies and gents, there’s plenty of
hot and sexy scenes!
But wait, Rome and Calloway meet under slapping
conditions with clothes on.
Calloway is apprehensive about letting Rome
into his life, but he can’t and won’t stay away from her. He’ll have to take it slow, if he wants to
make her his sub.
Rome gives off no singles that she wants or
would accept a submissive role in any part of her life. She runs her own business, has supported
herself since a teenager, so it’s unlikely she would let anyone control her
mind or her body.
Calloway’s main plan is to keep devouring her
body, and hope each little step toward “telling her what to do” will encourage
her to submit.
Personally, I don’t see how Calloway can
change the nature of Rome, even though they have the best sex ever, even though
she doesn’t push him aside when he becomes demanding, even though his former
sub is hot on his tail trying to get him back, and even though he’s lied, or
left out the truth, about his complete lifestyle.
I kept reading and reading to find out how
their mad sex and heated love turned out…
This is the only part that disappointed me: read the next book “Black Diamond,” to find
out what happens. I prefer to have an
ending to a book, not to be left hanging.
Sometimes, I pretend it’s the same book when I read the next one!
Happy reading,
Dawn
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