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Alexa Snow

Auteur de Bound and Determined

29+ oeuvres 515 utilisateurs 34 critiques 1 Favoris

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Œuvres de Alexa Snow

Bound and Determined (2009) — Auteur — 93 exemplaires
Laying a Ghost (2006) 53 exemplaires
Giving Up the Ghost (2007) 44 exemplaires
Accidentally In Love (2011) 44 exemplaires
The Square Peg (2012) 43 exemplaires
To Serve & Protect (2007) — Contributeur — 41 exemplaires
Waking the Dead (2008) 33 exemplaires
The Broken Triangle (2013) 28 exemplaires
Family Matters (2008) 27 exemplaires
Clear Cut (2006) 25 exemplaires
The Empty Box (The Square Peg, #3) (2015) 17 exemplaires
Going to the Chapel (2009) 11 exemplaires
Sleeping Stone (2007) 9 exemplaires
Killing Time (2014) 9 exemplaires
On the Dotted Line (2012) 8 exemplaires
Back Cut (2009) 6 exemplaires
The Final Round (2015) 6 exemplaires
Toy Box: Candles (2008) — Contributeur — 4 exemplaires
Speak No Evil (2015) 2 exemplaires
Seeing the Forest 2 exemplaires
Accept My Surrender 1 exemplaire
Family Values 1 exemplaire
O/s 1 exemplaire
Building a Life (2015) 1 exemplaire
Motion of the Planet (2013) 1 exemplaire
Turn Up the Heat 1 exemplaire

Oeuvres associées

O Come All Ye Kinky (Anthology 8-in-1) (2012) — Contributeur — 21 exemplaires

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I LOVE Patrick, what a great character. I found it a little difficult to believe that Vin embraced celibacy mooning over Riley. Do men do that? All in all, this as a terrific story that will leave you smiling.
 
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Connorz | 5 autres critiques | Jan 4, 2023 |
Don't Ask by J.J. Massa - 1.5 stars

Building a Life by Alexa Snow - 3 stars.

Apples & Gin by Jenna Jones - 5 stars
Loved, loved, loved it and loved it a little more. Outstanding story, an all-time favorite of mine. Yes, is the first in a series but you can read it as a stand-alone without problems.


JUNE 2015
I only had read Jenna Jones's story back in 2011. Now I'm reading the other two.


NOVEMBER 2011
First read.
 
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Marlobo | 1 autre critique | Dec 24, 2022 |
dnf @50%

In my head I started to list the things I didn't like and then switched gears and wanted to list the things I did like... and came up blank. Which... can't be. It's not a bad book. But I didn't find a single thing I liked at this point. (Except one scene that made me go further and read one more chapter.)

I didn't like the characters. Sterling, the sub is really petulant and I think Owen is too, in a different way. I dunno who Owen is looking for, coz no one seems to be good for him and Sterling is not that different from the others who came before him. Sterling wanted to be a Dom, but upon seeing Owen in a club, he instantly changed his mind, which I found too swift. He explained it later and it made sense, but I expected more struggle.

I didn't like the relationship development, if it can even be called a relationship, because they had an arrangement at best. Despite that, Sterling was already in love after like 2 sessions. But they weren't even in a normal D/s relationship yet. Sterling was still learning and Owen had to relearn some things. They both struggled with this dynamic from what I've seen. So how Sterling fell in love that fast is a mystery to me. I also didn't find and ounce of chemistry between them. It didn't sizzle, didn't burn, didn't even tingle.

I didn't like the writing. It's, good, great even, but it didn't work for me. Mostly because my native brain couldn't comprehend the overly long sentences. I had to read them 2-3 times to make sense of them. And it was exhausting.

I thought this book was written as a serial, in that case the tiny time jumps would have made sense, but it's not a serial. A few days here, a couple of weeks there. Which means we skipped over some - in my opinion - important things. As a BDSM book which happens to have a main character who is completely new to this world, I would have expected to see everything on page. From the moment he first knelt in front of Owen, to the first time he got a plug shoved up his ass. There were plenty of on page punishing though (spanking, fingering, nipple play with clamps, ball gag, wax play? etc), but I expected to see the exact process how he got from doing the easiest thing to the hardest that required trust. I thought I would see each step. And here is why I'm conflicted: that was all just expectation on my part, but in the end this current scene was too much for me. What with the wax and the nipple clamps. I like BDSM more without toys. Blindfold and some bondage is okay but anything more makes me uncomfortable. Why not use your own hand? It's perfectly capable. But that's just me being picky.

I'm not sure what I was waiting for, but it didn't come.

Edit: one more thing I forgot momentarily. If felt like they were putting on a show. Like they were doing this BDSM thing for others not themselves. Owen was worried about his reputation as a Dom, and Sterling desperately wanted to be up on display at the club.
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Gabi90 | 7 autres critiques | Apr 18, 2021 |
First and last were good, middle two average.
 
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Bramptonite | 1 autre critique | Feb 27, 2021 |

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