ARC Review – Mine (Club Sin #7) by Stacey Kennedy

The story was full of angst, and aside from wanting to kick Dmitri into the middle of next week, most enjoyable. ~ Shadow, Guilty Pleasures 

Description:
Dmitri Pratt is living out his dream. Not only does he own the ultimate playground for the BDSM lifestyle, he’s found a special connection with his deliciously sexy sub, Presley Flynn, the woman who complements him in ways that go far beyond the bedroom. But when an anonymous blackmailer threatens to expose the elite, high-profile members of Club Sin in a notorious tabloid, Dmitri’s perfect world spirals out of control.

Before she met Dmitri, Presley never imagined she would find a Master who could deliver on all her hottest fantasies. Dmitri’s love and his sensual artistry surprise her every day, until he suddenly turns distant and cold. For the first time, Presley wonders where Dmitri’s heart truly lies: with her, or with Club Sin. As the life they’ve built together begins to crumble, Presley can only trust that Dmitri has what it takes—to defend what’s his, and win back the woman he cannot live without.

Review copy provided for an honest review

This is the final book in the Club Sin series, but not to worry, some of the characters introduced here will appear in a spin-off series.

The couple that star in this book, Dmitri and Presley, have had their own book, Claimed. But now time has passed and they still have not progressed beyond a Dom/sub relationship while most of the Dom/sub couples at the club have gotten married and many are having children. When Club Sin is threatened, owner Dmitri retreats from Presley, hurting her and damaging their relationship almost beyond repair. Can the two make it together? Can Club Sin survive?

I liked Presley. While she loved Dmitri, she wasn’t a doormat and wasn’t about to sit still for him putting her in last place in his priorities and not talking to her. I was far less fond of Dmitri himself. Under the guise of “protecting” Presley, he practically deserted her and expected her to be waiting when he decided he could tell her the truth. While this is probably a fairly good example of Dom behavior, it could only be hurtful to Presley.

The plot was exciting with some unusual twists and turns. The story was full of angst, and aside from wanting to kick Dmitri into the middle of next week, most enjoyable. Its too bad this is the last of the series, as the books have been fun to read.

4.5 stars

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