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Caitrin’s a Dominatrix at the high class brothel The Sugar House, and an elegant burlesque performer with leagues of men and women falling at her feet. The Sugar House is her home, her hunting ground, but she’s never felt like she belonged. Only with her childhood friends and fellow deviants, Donovan and Raef, has she found her place.
Donovan prefers his women on the submissive side, and likes to create erotic art out of rope and the female form. When a crisis at The Sugar House puts a friend in trouble, he must confront his deeper feelings for the one woman he’s told himself he can’t have – Caitrin.
With their friendship in turmoil and The Sugar House on the verge of collapse, can these two friends find their way to each other? Find out in the final installment of the "Sugar House Novella" series.
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Be sure to check out the first 2 books in this series: "Sugar & Salt" and "Protecting Portia."
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Let's jump right into the review, shall we? I hate to say it, but I didn't love this book as much as I loved the second one in the series. I've spent the past 8 hours or so trying to put my finger on why that is. In the end, the only thing that I can come up with is that I felt as if the other characters were a bit neglected and the writing didn't seem to flow as well. In the second book, there was sex and bdsm and other sorts of delicious naughtiness but there was also a story that drove all of that. This book didn't feel as if it had the tension of troubles that the other book did. Still, it's a good, steamy read if you're not adverse to reading about rope bondage or what a Dominatrix gets up to at work. ;)
I received a copy of this book for the purpose of this review. All thoughts, comments and opinions are my own...with no whip held over my backside. ;)
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