[L] Deliver Us
(Deliver Us #1)
Author
Lynn Kelling
Genre
Contemporary , Erotica , Legacy
Subgenres
BDSM , BDSM Series , Bisexual
Publisher
Fantastic Fiction Publishing
Release Date
March 4th, 2012
ISBN/ASIN
9781622340002
Novel (145,000 words)
Genre(s): Contemporary, Romance, BDSM, Erotica
Darrek thinks he is just a straight, hard-working but lonely guy. When he decides to try a session at a private BDSM club, Darrek is unprepared for a life-changing encounter with beautiful, powerful and very male Dominant, Gabriel. Once they cross the line, nothing is off limits and nothing is enough as they crave ever more: more trust, more pleasure, more pain, and more devotion. As Darrek and Gabriel negotiate their relationships with each other and their coworkers, carefully-buried secrets and abusive pasts come to light. (M/M - For content labels and excerpt, see details on publisher's site.)
Genre(s): Contemporary, Romance, BDSM, Erotica
Darrek thinks he is just a straight, hard-working but lonely guy. When he decides to try a session at a private BDSM club, Darrek is unprepared for a life-changing encounter with beautiful, powerful and very male Dominant, Gabriel. Once they cross the line, nothing is off limits and nothing is enough as they crave ever more: more trust, more pleasure, more pain, and more devotion. As Darrek and Gabriel negotiate their relationships with each other and their coworkers, carefully-buried secrets and abusive pasts come to light. (M/M - For content labels and excerpt, see details on publisher's site.)
Book Cover
- Headless torsos and/or exposed abs - how original
Engagement
Likes
Character Depth
Mood Upon Completion
Grammar
Sex Scenes
Dislikes
Emotional Depth
Content Warnings
I don’t mind insta-love. I don’t mind tragic pasts. I don’t mind extreme kink (prefer it, actually). However, I DO mind:
- When a character goes from not even considering he might be gay to practically waving a flag at a Pride parade, and when that same character goes from barely knowing what BDSM is to actively enjoying CBT and watersports within the first couple of sessions. No. Just…no.
-1 star - When a book could have been 3/4 as long and gotten everything in without feeling rushed. I found myself skipping pages because they were just rehashing drama. I got it the first 24 times, geez.
-1 star - When a book makes it seem as though kinksters all have some traumatic past, and that they’re using BDSM to beat the sin/guilt/anger/etc out of themselves. I’m pretty sure most of us aren’t Catholic, and BDSM is not a replacement for a licensed professional therapist. Ever. Fifty Shades of Crap had this exact same issue.
-1 star
2 stars because:
- The sex scenes were hot, as long as I wore my disbelief suspenders.
+1 star - I finished the book.
+1 star
I will not be reading the rest of the series.
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