Siren Unleashed by Sophie OakMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Freed From Slavery
This is part of a series that is related to another series, but you can still follow the story without being too confused if you read this as a standalone novel. If you enjoy this one, I recommend starting at the beginning and working your way through, because it's a good series.
Natalie grew up in the D/s lifestyle. Her mother is a sub and her father is her dom. Nat didn’t want to be a slave and live 24 hours in the life but she was looking for a good dom. That was until she was kidnapped and ‘trained’ by a sadistic man. After killing him to free herself she was helped get back on her feet again by Julian Lodge a dom, who is involved with someone else and only interested in her in a big brother kind of way.
Now she’s been free for several years and she and one of the women held with her, Gretchen, are working as massage therapists at a exclusive BDSM resort. Then one day, she goes into wake a client who liked to doze after his massage and found him dead. The local sheriff is a little lazy and sees Nat as an easy target and makes her his main suspect. Julian Lodge sends in two investigators, Ben and Chase, identical twins, both doms and very skilled investigators.
When Nat and Chase meet, Chase feels a deep emotional connection with a sub for the first time. Chase makes Nat feel safe and is finally able to try to get over her experiences by having sex for the first time since her abduction. Due to mistaken identity she ends up with Ben, but as Ben and Chase like to share their women, could Nat be the woman they are looking for?
I enjoyed this book, it had mystery, murder and some great D/s scenes. To be honest this book is more about the emotional connection between the main characters and overcoming their own demons to try and make it work. It’s a bit insta-love, but there are still problems that need to be sorted.
This series is fun and looks more at the domestic side of BDSM, rather than pure club hook-ups and I like that. There are also high levels of intrigue. An enjoyable book.
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