The Master Will Appear by L.A. Witt

Review

*****

This book was a fantastic read. A story of a young man that has constantly been mentally battered by his family. At first, Ryan comes across as an arrogant young man. But when he meets Misha at a fencing club, he is soon put in his place on the piste. After realizing he is not that good at fencing he asks Misha to teach him how to fence. There is a lot of tension and battles between them, but the sexual tension builds. Eventually, they give in to their mutual desires. This is where Ryan finds things out about himself. Like he feels at home on his knees in front of Misha. And Misha also learns things about Ryan, such as his messed up background, his down to earth attitude and determination to make his own way in life, even with a trust fund. There are rocky moments between the two of them, misunderstandings.

I have given this book 5stars because it is so well written, and shows BDSM as real and not just someone's fantasy come true. Loved both characters but Ryan just amazes me with his attitude to life and how he copes with his broken family. And how Misha gives him the courage to take control of his life.

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Endings and Beginnings (Collars and Cuffs) by K.C. Wells, Parker Williams

Review

*****

A wonderful and fitting end to the Collars and Cuffs Series.

Having read the whole series. Endings and Beginnings, has to be one of my top three from the series. I had no idea what to expect. The plot is cleverly tying (no pun intended) the characters new and old that suffered at the hands of Curtis Rogers. I really enjoyed the mix of some really funny humour as well as the emotional elements of the story. Even better we get to see two guys starting their journey as a Dom and Sub. JJ started working at the club not knowing what to expect but what he finds instead is honest and caring men who act as a family and protect each other. 

Darren briefly, featured in Trusting Thomas, in a very powerful and emotional scene between Thomas and his Boy Peter. Darren has always been a leader in his hair salon, but something awakened when he witnessed the scene between Thomas and Peter. Something that kept knawing away in his mind.

Both Darran and JJ realise fairly early on their journey that it is the bond, a strong and powerful connection between Dom and Sub. That is what they both need and have been looking for.

We also get to see all the familiar faces as many of the stories end. Pietro and Miles finally set up home together, Jarod and Eli say good by to Manchester to set up their own BDSM club in London. Scott and Ben get married. And Alex leaves the restaurant to put his degree to good use in Marketing.

A really enjoyable read, Like the whole series. The series shows that BDSM relationships are not just about power and control, but there is trust, love, need and loyalty as well as protectiveness between the couples.

KC Wells and Parker Williams have outdone themselves with the final chapter in the C&C series. 
I know I will re-read this series many times in the future. Just to reconnect with the wonderful characters.

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