Review: Call Me Master – Stormy Glenn

Rafael Connell is a very serious Dom, and he wanted Denny the moment he spotted the sexy little man dancing at Dante’s Dungeon. Rafe is used to getting what and who he wants. When Danny refuses, it sends Rafe into a whirlwind of arousal and confusion, especially since he knows the little submissive is interested.

Denny has desired Rafe since the moment he spotted the handsome Dom. He’s trained, planned, and did everything he could to get the man interested. And according to Rafe’s friends, that means playing hard to get, not an easy task when all Denny can think about is claiming his Dom.

But there’s someone else that has been watching Denny and he’s determined to have the submissive at any costs.

Series: Sir #3
Release Date: October 9th 2014
Publisher: Siren-BookStrand, Inc.
Source: Manic Readers
Reviewer: Victoria
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4.5 Cocktails

Logan is a Dom who owns a BDSM club and subs in as a bartender. When he spots a new sub at the club, he becomes infatuated with him.   Logan manages to play with every sub he wants to and is never turned down.  Logan is turned upside down when Joey turns him down.  Now Logan has a plan to play with the sub that has him in knots.

Joey is a sub and he is in town to will a mission and no one will deter him.  Joey trained as a sub for years and managed not to attract Logan’s attention.  However, Joey is only willing to bend so far, what Joey wants from Logan is forever.

The connection between Joey and Logan is intense.  Joey shows how strong a sub is.  He is willing to stand up for what he wants even if it blows up in the process.  The sex scenes were scorching.

Call Me Master is the first book in the Sir series by Stormy Glenn.  I found this book well written. I enjoyed how the author took what is a common plot and put a different spin on it. The main characters and the secondary characters were interesting.  While the ending was predictable, the journey this book takes the reader on has different twists and turns that keep you, wondering if the ending you think will happen will actually happen.  Overall, this was a very wonderful book and I hope to see these characters again in the future.