NOTE: This book was provided by Dreamspinner Press for the purpose of a review. If you like the Collars & Cuffs series and its slightly differing style from book to book, if you enjoy stories where the relationships develops slowly, and if you’re looking for a read with great tension and lots of hot man-on-man action, the you will probably enjoy this novel. I love how they’re all there to help, and how Gareth realizes not all Doms are like the one who haunts him. And when the “ghost” from his past he was afraid of comes back to haunt him, it’s all hands on deck for the guys from Collars & Cuffs. Gareth is a man who needs rules to help him deal with life, but the man he as been looking to previously turned out to be a total bast*ard, so Gareth is understandably hesitant. Involvement is not high on his list due to his past, but Gareth sort of sneaks in. It also means his approach to BDSM isn’t necessarily sexual, and that works well when he meets Gareth. Shibari is his thing, and he uses it to great advantage. I liked how they started out as friends and took the time to develop their relationship.Īndrew may only be twenty-nine, but he has good experience as a Dom and a “great way with knots”. It was interesting to see their interplay and how they incorporated BDSM in the end, but at the core of this story is Andrew and how he deals with his life, especially when Gareth comes into the picture. Test Prep Education & Teaching Family, Health & Well Being History Humor & Entertainment Law. But neither is the primary reason these men get together, at least not initially. Wells Sold by: Services LLC 637 Kindle Edition 000 Free with Kindle Unlimited membership Join Now Available instantly Or 6.

Yes, BDSM plays a role, and Andrew is a Dom. A Dance with Domination (Collars and Cuffs Book 4) Book 4 of 8: Collars and Cuffs by K.C.

Very different from the previous three books in the series, this fourth volume is about two men building a relationship without BDSM at the center of it.

A Dance with Domination by K.C. Wells