Amber Eyes
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School principal Gage Clayton is still grieving the death of his wife and submissive, yet he can't ignore his Dominant needs. As he enters Club Kink, he's inexplicably drawn to a newly released sub with an intriguing proposition and the most captivating amber eyes. But she has disturbing baggage and her expectations prove quite a challenge, one that would necessitate a commitment he's not ready for. Rielle Reid needs a Dom while she waits for her former Master to return. When she invites a handsome stranger to her home dungeon for a night of play, she's surprised at his gentle dominance—and her response to it. But in the light of day, his demand for equal footing confounds her. After living four years as a twenty-four/seven slave, she has no concept of how to be anything other than property. Gage must find a way to master Rielle to free them both from the shackles of the past.
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1 primary book#1 in In Their Eyes
In Their Eyes is a 1-book series first released in 2020 with contributions by Gabbi Black.
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Gabbi Black tackles a different side of BDSM and one we do not often read about in literature, unless it is BDSM written badly (laugh). Black writes a thoughtful and provocative story of a woman who was dominated by an extreme dominant. After four years, he leaves her and she is floundering.
Gage is coming back into the scene after a two year absence. His last relationship with his sub was very loving and not a 24/7 power relationship. He is not looking for anything permanent, but maybe some fun if it comes along. His first night at the Kink Club, he meets Arielle.
Black then takes us on a journey of two people who are still trapped in their previous lives and the emotions that tie them those lives. Black details the results of irresponsible extreme domination and Arielle's trauma is heartbreaking. Gage's response is just as painful to watch.
This is not to say that Black does not give us some great BDSM scenes or intimacy moments, there are plenty throughout the book. I love this story and I hope that there is a part two as I do not think Gage and Arielle's story is over. Amber Eyes is a happy ending, but I would love to see Arielle at the next stage of health and the play Gage and her could have then.
Read the book and then let's try and convince the author that she needs to continue Gage and Arielle because everyone loves a great romance.
I received an ARC of this book and I am writing a review without prejudice and voluntarily.
