EMOTIONALLY HOT!
CONTAIN SPOILERS: I usually don't give public review, because reading fictional story affect each reader differently. Colters' Daughter come with A WARNING at the end of the sypnopsis: "This title contains adult language, explicit sex, rough sex, anal sex. In other words...sex! Also contains themes of D/s which might offend some readers. Lots of angst, emotion and betrayal. Second chances and lots of warm fuzzies." So read this with your eyes & mind wide open. If you read previous Colters series & already have expectation of how Callie & Max story should be BEFORE you read it and haven't been reading the tidbits of excerpts Maya Banks shared on her facebook page, then let me tell you - you're bound for disappointment. It's like when you're going to a movie that's based on a book/novel you read, when you go to the theatre already filled with expectation of what the movie should be, you're almost always leaving it disappointed. Remember the D/s warning on the blurb of this book? Well, if you think that Callie is the "D" and Max is the "s" in the relationship, I can't help you there. Callie is submissive & Max is dominant. This story is about their journey finding their HEA in a relationship where Callie willingly on her own free will surrendering her power (her heart, body & soul) and put it Max's hands to take care of and he wouldn't have it any other way. People may think of Callie as weak, but willingly surrendering & being forced to give-up part of yourself is totally 2 different things. The other large part of the story is how Max handled being given that much power over someone's everything where he had to sort out his own emotional turmoils which sometime results in mistakes that deeply hurt the person he loves. So far, we've known Callie from previous books as this independent, carefree, take-no-bs from others kind of girl. It's true, but that's NOT all of her. There are these all other sides of Callie we don't know about until we get to read this one. Makes perfect sense! Previous books aren't about her, this 1 is. In this one, we're exposed to the side of Callie as a girl who love having her every needs taken care of. Yes, she's independent but she's spoilt too. Some hate this because it makes her look weak & needy. To me, it makes her more real. It's WAY too good to be true for the ONLY daughter who live her entire life as the youngest child with 3 dads & 3 older brothers hovering & showering her with love & attention AND NOT be spoilt. Yes, she's her own woman, independent and stuff, but there ought to be a spoilt girl in there somewhere, don't you think? Well, it turns out the independent & spoilt Callie need a strong man to share her life with. She found her dom Max, who's making mistakes left & right because he's used to getting his own way for the majority of his life & trying to make it work, being as dominant as he is, with Callie AND her entire family isn't easy. In the end, they get their happy ending & I'm thoroughly entertained reading their journey getting there. I like this book as much as I like the previous ones in Colters series.
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