Review: Say Love by Justus Roux

Say Love is the thirty-first book in the Master series by Justus Roux.  This book is best read if you have read the other books in the series.  This book continues the soap opera feel the other books have had.  This book also continued several storyline from the past forward.

Liam is the main therapist for Master Xanthos’ BDSM community.  Liam has never shown an interest in BDSM and never participated in the lifestyle.  Liam until meeting Master Griffin always thought of himself as straight.  I loved that Master Griffin was good at the delicate balance between pushing Liam and allowing him come to his own realizations.

Master Griffin spots the main therapist for the community, and wants Liam.  Master Griffin has his own plans for Master Xanthos’ community now he is co-head Master.  He is also intent to seek revenge for all those who hurt his lover Dimitri.

The connection between Master Griffin and Liam is explosive.  It comes across as if both help but act on their feelings for each other.  I loved how patient and caring Master Griffin was as to Liam.  He wanted him to continue his career and did not try to interfere.  I also loved that he did not expect Liam to have sex with anyone.

I found this book well written with a unique plot. I enjoyed how the author incorporated soap opera feel with romance. The main characters and the secondary characters were mesmerizing and very realistic.  While the ending was a little predictable, this book is filled with twists and turns that keep the reader entertained all the way through. I had a hard time putting this book down and I can’t wait to read the next book.  Overall, this was a very captivating book and I hope to see these characters again in the future.

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