A NIGHT OWL REVIEWS BOOK REVIEW | Reviewed by: Tonni
Andrea Fasselli is an accountant by day but in her private life at night she is a submissive. No one knew until Cal Hartman a former boyfriend she met a BDSM club, came to her office and handcuffed her to him. But Nick Tysinger, her boss came to her rescue. Andrea feared Nick would think she was some kind of freak but to her dismay he didn't. He is also into the BDSM lifestyle but as a "Master". Nick and Andrea begin going to the BDSM clubs together. At the clubs they encounter all kinds of kinky things - from paddling, bondage, flogging and fetish wear. Nick and Andrea were appealing characters. However, Nick has commitment fears whereas Andrea has developed a crush on him. It was interesting to see how they came together and their relationship developed as Nick shows her how to become a true submissive. I'm not real knowledgeable on BDSM; I was slightly confused because Nick is supposed to be the "Dom" or "Master" and he appeared to be soft at times. His love for Andrea began to interfere with his ability to be her "Master". I enjoyed Ms. Kingston portrayal of the budding romance between Nick and Andrea. She went into details but wasn't heavy handed or tedious. Katherine Kingston does a good job of balancing out the sex and romance between Nick and Andrea.
Jun 12, 2007 | 9781419910876
5 - Rare Top Pick | 4.5 - Top Pick | 4 - I Liked It | 3.5 - Enjoyable | 3 - OK | 2.5 - It just didn't click
Book Blurb for Nick's Lady
When her boss rescues her from a stalker who tries to drag her from her workplace in handcuffs, Andrea is mortified and expects to be fired. It gets worse when she explains to Nick that she gave up trying to get a restraining order against Cal because she met him in a BDSM club.
Nick astonishes her by asking if she'd go with him to one of the clubs to help her recover from the damage the stalker has done. Andrea's had a crush on her attractive boss almost from the moment he hired her. Realizing that he shares her sexual preferences ices her cake, though her experience with Cal has made her wary.
Nick and Andrea explore their unusual sexual needs together, but they also discover they're compatible on many other levels. Still there are issues between them. And Cal isn't ready to give up his claim on Andrea yet.
Note: This book is a loose sequel to Dominant Boys of Summer though it can be read as a stand-alone.
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