If you love Release
Me by J. Kenner, Come Monday by Mari Carr, and The
Dom’s Dungeon by Cherise Sinclair then you will love this book!!!!
Basic Summary: His heat is tied to his past…
When Sole
Regret’s rhythm guitarist, Kellen Jamison, vowed to be faithful to his fiancé and
love her forever, he meant it. He never
expected to lose her to cancer so early in life. He’s certain he’ll never love again, but destiny
has another plan for him.
Her heart is tied to her work…
Grammy-winning
classical composer and piano virtuoso, Dawn O’Reilly is overwhelmed with
music-writing deadlines, a fickle muse, and high expectations. She doesn't have time to find love, but
chance seeks to interfere with carefully devised plans.
They’re bound to be entangled…
From the
instant Kellen hears Dawn’s latest musical composition, his spirits rise. The stirring melody and the remarkable woman
responsible for its creation are impossible to resist. His attraction is undeniable; her passion unquenchable. Kellen teaches Dawn there’s freedom in
bondage, while her sensuality drives him to unleash his tightly controlled
self-restraint. Will the rose Kellen
uses to secure Dawn’s body be the force that binds them together or ultimately
sever all ties between them?
Also after reading
Touch Me (One Night with Sole Regret, #4)
and Share Me (One Night with Sole Regret, #0.5) I
really wanted to know what Kellen was thinking when it came to his relationship
with Owen. I know how Owen felt about
Kellen kind of retreating from their sexual ritual with women and themselves so
I was interested to find out Kellen’s side to the story. I’m glad I finally got to the bottom of it
and have settled if either of them is gay, or bisexual, or if there was more
there. I won’t tell you the answer to that, you’ll just find out for
yourselves.
I really like Dawn,
she definitely grew up in privilege but it’s a spoiled brat, doesn't act like
and really have any prejudices about people or situations in
life, there's no actions her looking down her nose at Kellen or anyone. She doesn't have a grudge against
men in genera like many female characters do, and she’s very talented when it comes
to music. She’s a strong female lead,
and she takes control of a scene beautifully.
I love that she got in Kellen’s face about her feelings of Sara and his
promises to her as well because someone needed to.
Cons: I really dig this series
and I have a hard time wondering why these weren't made into an actual book
series rather than short stories. Olivia
Cunning has another series involving a rock band, and this one would equally as
awesome. Because it is a short story, a
lot of details that could lead to more attachment and better character
development are missing. Although I have to say for a short story she does
really well with giving her characters depth and drawing you in. I just hate how these stories end so
abruptly, I know there are more of these stories and that the series continues
on with more short stories involving Kellen and Dawn and I just can’t wait!!
Overall: Great story, awesome sex
scene and who doesn't love sex on top of a piano? I've been kind of fascinated with shibari so it was great to read about a story that
delves into the psychology behind it more than most books I've read that
involves the art of rope and knots. It
was a great short story, very hot and very sensual. It was great for Kellen to finally be able to
let go little by little of Sara and embrace some sort of happiness again. It was also great to see Kellen and Owen
resolves some of their underlying issues that have been between them the past
couple of months. I love that Dawn was
able to get in Kellen’s face at the end and rip him a new one for acting like a
total dick. Who doesn't a love a woman
who can so beautifully point out when a man is being an asshole?
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