By: Stacey Kennedy
Releasing July 22nd, 2014
Loveswept
Readers of Fifty Shades of Grey are
sure to love Desired, USA Today bestselling author Stacey Kennedy’s
latest seductive, electrifying novel of Club Sin, where fantasy becomes
reality.
Kyler Morgan, Master at the legendary
Club Sin in Las Vegas, knows how to give women what they want—too well. He
hasn’t had a real challenge in a long time. Then Ella Snow enters his life.
Beautiful, inhibited, and innocent in the ways of submission and domination,
Ella is the new blood he’s been lusting after. Soon, the thrill of training her
to embrace his world brings forth desires Kyler cannot control.
After ending an abusive relationship,
Ella makes a promise to herself to start living life to the fullest. It’s one
of the reasons she seeks out Club Sin. Here, Kyler’s every touch is a lesson in
liberation, stirring passions that have no bounds. But as she falls under
Kyler’s command, Ella discovers that some secrets are so dark they must come to
light. Submission alone may not be enough to save her, leaving her Master with
only one question: How can he help Ella heal while unlocking the deep
pleasures she craves?
Author Info
Stacey Kennedy is the USA Today bestselling
author of the Club Sin series. Growing up, Stacey’s mind wandered the path less
traveled, and that path most often led to love. She has always broken rules and
she continues to feed off emotion—always staying true to her heart. Those
traits are now the bones of her stories. She lives in southwestern Ontario with
her husband, who puts any of the heroes in her books to shame, and their two
young children. If she’s not on Mom duty or plugging away at a new story,
you’ll find Stacey camping in the summer, hibernating in the winter, and
obsessing over Penny Dreadful, Game of Thrones, and Sons of Anarchy.
Another great story in the series, Kyler was awesome as he introduced Ella into the lifestyle. I liked that he didn't force demands on her right off the bat, and was even thoughtful enough to let her make mistakes and that he didn't correct her with punishments since she's brand new to the lifestyle.
I found it a bit easy to identify with Ella, not the part with the abusive husband, but more so how she felt once she became friends with Kenzie, Cora and Presley. Although I thought it was hilarious when Aiden discovered her at the Club, but he explained everything beautifully and it all made sense.
I didn't necessarily agree with Kyler confronting Rory, but I understand the purpose in the story, if there was no confrontation, there wouldn't be any further angst for the story. The sexy times were pretty freaking hot, but I'm looking forward when Tamed comes out, because I'm hoping that's the book about Porter and Kenzie.
Rating
ARC provided by publisher via Netgalley in exchange for honest review.
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