Under a Dom’s Care (Extreme 2)

Jake messed up and broke the rules at club, Extreme. He’s paid the price but the punishment still stands, and he cannot touch a sub within the club. One night out with his friend and he meets the raven haired beauty of his dreams.

Isabella is a librarian and a virgin. She’s tired of her friends nagging her and so, she sets out a plan. The first man to hold her interest is the man she’s going to lose her virginity to.

Big mistake!

No matter how much chemistry was between them, losing her cherry against a brick wall was not the stuff of fairytales. There was no way she’d be giving herself to a man any time soon.

However, Jake refuses to step down. He’s got a reputation to uphold and he refuses to let her go until he shows her what it really means to be under a Dom’s care.

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Diana’s Review:

5 Hearts and 4 Flames

I received this book free in exchange for an honest review.   I can honestly say that I felt happy throughout this entire reading experience.

Jake is very likeable and believably wants to do the right thing.   He is very Dominant and openly honest all throughout.  In fact all of the characters in this book are refreshingly honest with themselves and each other.  Even though we are reading a book with it’s setting surrounding the BDSM club Extreme, you cannot feel offended by this book.  It is tastefully sensual and there is a wonderful HEA ending.

Bella is a somewhat mousy librarian at first.  A virgin at 23, of course, but it fits this woman better than most that I have read.  Bella doesn’t need men in her life.  Extremely enlightened in a modern world.   The fun lies in what Bella wants and what her very Dominant male, Jake, wants.  At first they do not seem to be in sync.  Bella is not naïve or unfamiliar with BDSM world, but has no real time experience.  Jake just simply put is gob smacked by Bella.

Totally recommend this read to most over 18.   5 stars on Amazon, and Goodreads and 5 hearts with 4 flames on SSLY but only because the sex could have been more scorching and edgy but that is not what this story needed.