I've been a fan of Erotica/romance for nearly 2 years and this is definitely a book I would recommend to anyone who also likes this genre. I found it exciting, as Sophie participates in some sexual games/activities that I would never see myself doing (locked in a cage!), but I enjoyed reading about. Yet again, it has opened my mind even further. I did make me giggle at times, how Adam & Sophie were....so it had lots in there to keep you glued!!Excellent book. Loved it. Thank you. x Beleive me or not, I have read this piece of gold during an annyoing Xmas visit to my granny's house, meanwhile she attended Church with my mom! Awkward (luckly though, the Mass has the duration of 2h more or less).When I first got my black nailed hands into the Diary of Submissive #1, a gift from a (then) sub, I could't dazzle my eyes more, because it was there, it really existed, a girl who had the guts to talk about the road she took to get out of the BDSM closet and get her kink on. She was truesome, honest and bright - Sophie, an excellent writer, was able to provide me a reliable description of the Dom/sub experience without the Cinderella Complex crap that turns me off completely when I read some 'are you kidding me?!' erotic fairy tales like Bared to You and 50 Shades of Grey.This second book of the antology? Nah. Lost the impact of the first one, there's not much to be said... Adam is a psycologic Dom, who focuses on getting her to the edge and inflicting sharp humiliation rather than pain. Fans of erotic asfixiation will enjoy, people with breathing problems like myself will freeze and feel their hearts cold as Alaska.If I was the author, I would reunite these two novels into one, re-classify the chapters and sell it as one narrative only, specially beause book 1 is torn in the middle with 2 different Doms, so no problem in dividing one single book into 3 parts.Best of luck to Sophie Morgan!
What do You think about Voglio Di Più (2013)?
... not as good as the first, but still amusing.
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