Obedience Training

Pros: Oh, originality, by far. The use of a golem as a romantic love interest? A+! Khalid is such an interesting individual, and the writing is done so well that even the minor characters grab you (I would truly love to see a tale revolving around Gray and Douglas). Few editing issues, a solid narrative, and killer characters. The sex was intense, the action kept up, and action is quite difficult to do well. There was a solid plot that was seen through to the end, and it resolved well. The perso

Well that was just awesome! I had my doubts because of the Dom/sub/kneeling at my feet to eat/sleeping in a dog bed bit at the beginning. I'm not big on humiliation (I cringed every time Gray called Douglas a 'good dog')so I was totally prepared to content myself with three stars but, man, enter Khalid. I. LOVEEEEE. KHALID. That is all. It's not just that he's 6'10, has 4 arms, olive skin, long black hair, amber eyes and is versed in martial arts. It's that he's such an alpha male. He just is. T

This is a novel in "crescendo": do you know this musical terminology? it means that something starts slow and then, step by step, grows louder. Like this romance. At first it doesn't take my attention much: I bought it cause, as I just say, I love M/M romance and love weres stories. But after few pages I can't drop it. Ian is a werewolf with some attitude problems. He was born in a matriarcal pack and always been a gamma for his mother. So he prefer to be alone and to have no strings. But then h