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For The Attention Of (2011)

by Kim Dare(Favorite Author)

3.51 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Amber Allure

series

Pushing the Envelope

review 1: This novella is probably the weakest book I have read by Kim Dare so far. Once I started wondering how the sub had managed to tie himself up without assistance, I was unable to relax into the story at all. In the past I have often said that I wished Kim's books were longer but this would have to be the first time I thought that one of her books was incomplete. This novella/short is too shallow to satisfy IMO & I don't think I'll bother paying for the rest of the series. I must confess that I feel a tad ripped-off & disappointed by this one.
review 2: This series is designed to be read pretty much like each book is a new chapter. They are not standalone short stories and if you only read one or two, you will not get the full impact of the series as a whole. So... more do you rate the book or do you rate the series? I guess you can do both. Joe receives an anonymous letter that instructs him to be at a certain address at a certain time. When he gets there, he finds Scott awaiting him. Scott is a very shy and inexperienced man who has admired Joe, an aggressive Dom and bartender of a club, for many months. He has seen Joe flirt and take home any man he wants, and Scott has no illusion that Joe would be interested in a meek, uninteresting man like himself. So when he dares to invite Joe to his place with an alluring letter, he is putting it all on the line. This story was a good introduction to the series and pretty much sets the stage for their relationship. After this "scene" or encounter, Joe decides to send the next letter and thus begins the series with two men exchanging letters that allow them to learn each others basest desires.This particular book, and the scene itself was pretty basic, but it's the overall series and the growing connection between the two men that makes this an enjoyable series on the whole. 3 stars for this "chapter". less

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