| Author: | Candace Blevins | ISBN: | 9781609826284 |
| Publisher: | Excessica | Publication: | October 23, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Candace Blevins |
| ISBN: | 9781609826284 |
| Publisher: | Excessica |
| Publication: | October 23, 2012 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Matte, pronounced mah-tay, is the word used in some forms of martial arts to stop a fight. It’s the Japanese word for stop. Sam (short for Samantha) has made a hobby out of learning the various fighting disciplines, but she also happens to be a sexual submissive. What better safeword than matte?
Sam wants to find someone to submit to who she can’t beat in a fight. She’s tried to make it work with men from the scene who know nothing about fighting, but it doesn’t feel real to her – she needs someone who can truly control her. However, after dating from the fight scene and discovering not all guys like to spank their girlfriends, she’s decided to just back away from the whole dating scene for a while… until Fate decides to step in.
Warnings: This title contains graphic language, consensual BDSM, bondage, and use of toys including crops, clamps, canes, and floggers.
Jennifer at Romance Novel News rated Safeword: Matte a Recommended Read.
Shari at Delighted Reader rated it an A, and said it's an incredibly honest, refreshing and delightfully painful book.
Rebecca at Guilty Indulgence gave it a 4 out of 5. She says:
It gets right at the heart of the fact that submission is not a weakness.
... The bdsm scenes were original – not the same old, same old – and pushed boundaries. Sam’s inner strength and also her need for connection through submission are the most profound elements that will compel readers to read more by this author.
Safeword: Matte is an honest look into a deliciously erotic world.
Matte, pronounced mah-tay, is the word used in some forms of martial arts to stop a fight. It’s the Japanese word for stop. Sam (short for Samantha) has made a hobby out of learning the various fighting disciplines, but she also happens to be a sexual submissive. What better safeword than matte?
Sam wants to find someone to submit to who she can’t beat in a fight. She’s tried to make it work with men from the scene who know nothing about fighting, but it doesn’t feel real to her – she needs someone who can truly control her. However, after dating from the fight scene and discovering not all guys like to spank their girlfriends, she’s decided to just back away from the whole dating scene for a while… until Fate decides to step in.
Warnings: This title contains graphic language, consensual BDSM, bondage, and use of toys including crops, clamps, canes, and floggers.
Jennifer at Romance Novel News rated Safeword: Matte a Recommended Read.
Shari at Delighted Reader rated it an A, and said it's an incredibly honest, refreshing and delightfully painful book.
Rebecca at Guilty Indulgence gave it a 4 out of 5. She says:
It gets right at the heart of the fact that submission is not a weakness.
... The bdsm scenes were original – not the same old, same old – and pushed boundaries. Sam’s inner strength and also her need for connection through submission are the most profound elements that will compel readers to read more by this author.
Safeword: Matte is an honest look into a deliciously erotic world.
