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Pushing Her Buttons (2012)

by Sabrina York(Favorite Author)

3.72 of 5 Votes: 5

ISBN

1419939106 (ISBN13: 9781419939105)

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Ellora's Cave Publishing Inc

review 1: Another novella... WHY?!?! I am a greedy reader when it comes to my favorite authors. I would love a full length book by Sabrina, but she just keeps teasing me with novellas. Mean... ;)I was pleasantly surprised with this one. Going into it, I thought it would just be a quick, super steamy book. Oh, it is quick and definitely steamy, but it also had a fun plot. Rarely do novellas leave me with a satisfying closure. Boy, was this book ever satisfying. *wink* I felt that this one was just long enough for me to fall in love with both Sam and Jackson. Poor Sam. Her ex-husband was an ass. She wanted things, but because he used her, she denies herself the pleasure. Jackson knew that and he uses it to get her to give in to temption. Once she steps foot in his apartment... It's on... more! Both of them are into the kinkier way of life, but it doesn't control them. I loved how caring he was with her. And he let's her take control. Why can't more heros be okay with being tied up? That was hot!It is in first person, which makes it difficult for me to form a bond with the non-POV character. I didn't have that difficulty at all with Jackson. Yes, I'd love his side of the story, but Sam's POV did a good job describing Jackson. Not to mention it added a layer of mystery to Jackson's already mysterious persona.Now I'm sad... I only have 2 of Sabrina's older books left to read. Must.Slow.Down. Yeah, like that'll happen. :)
review 2: Holy Hanna! In my opinion, this is the perfect kind of D/s book for ME. Not for everyone, but someone like me that only likes the elements, but prefers a more romantic twist on the D/s roles. This was beyond hot. The elevator scenes ratcheted up the tension till I was almost as much of a wreck as the woman was. There was obvious pain in her past. A Dom that sliced and hacked into her psyche instead of making her feel safe and connected. I really liked that she had to overcome so many fears to make this union work.And the scenes were off the charts.And hell, it was FIRST person as well. Which is definitely not my fave kind of book, but it damn well worked. I'm still fanning my face. Bravo Mz York. less

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