by Jane Davitt
CCC
Gray is a determined young man. Self-confident in what he can do, he has no problem chasing down what he wants. What he wants is Charles.
Charles has been hiding in his self-imposed prison after fleeing a painful past. Feeling aged, he rebuffs Gray until chased down. The gazelle falls to the cheetah.
Davitt explores power dynamics in relationships and this story is no different. In fact, it is quite lovely and focuses on D/s more than pomp and circumstance. Charles unveils a new world to Gray who takes one look and dives in head first. Much to the dismay of a couple people. In addition, the secondary characters of both Drew and Carl were funny and well done. A nice treat.
Favorite quote:
Because if there weren't any limits when it came to people like Carl getting close, he made up for that by loathing it when his space was invaded by someone he didn't know, or didn't like.
No comments:
Post a Comment