"an engrossing BDSM novel"
Have you ever dreamed of having a man subduing you --
ravishing your body until you scream? If so, then this
book is for you! Ralen of Charelton will find a tasty morsel at a formal
gathering, pleasuring her in the open with his wily and
masterful hands. He thinks she is no one of consequence,
but he could not be further from the truth. A few years
later, Ralen will unite his family with another, only to
find out his new bride is the same wanton female he had
pleasured before. This angers him and now he will set out
to make her his love slave, introducing her to all the
pain/pleasure his masterful hands, mouth and body can
provide. Let the games begin... Ms. Alexander penned a hedonistic story of the ultimate
pain/pleasure, delivered by the hand of a master in the
devices of the fulfillment of BDSM. Her writing will
accelerate your body temperature to a boil, creating heat
and friction between the turning of the pages. Master of
Desire is devastatingly delivered and contagious to read.
The characters are colorfully delicious and powerfully
written. All this reviewer can say is, "yummy!" Teesia will make the mistake of letting Ralen of Charelton
take liberties with her body one fateful night. When he
does find out his beautiful new bride is the unknown woman
from years ago, he will be furious, taking out his sexual
aggression and every BDSM element he can devise to
overtake her body and soul, but even the master can
sometimes become the unmitigated slave to love. If you are looking for an engrossing BDSM novel, written
with nothing left to the imagination and all for the
pleasuring of the human senses, then Master of Desire by
Lacey Alexander is a must read book! Stop by Ellora's Cave
to pick up this book along with the whole series. You will
not be disappointed. Master of Desire is by erotic authoress Lacey Alexander.
This is the third book in the Brides of Caralon series.
The series goes as follows: Seductress of Caralon, Rituals
of Passion, Master of Desire, and Carnal Sacrifice. Posted April 10, 2006
Reviewed by Janalee Ruschhaupt
Posted November 19, 2006
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