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A review by schomj
The Billionaire Submissive by Joely Sue Burkhart
3.0
3.5 stars
In general I liked the character dynamics -- the power imbalances in most of the billionaire romance scene kind of bother me, and I liked how this book addressed the issue and how the author took the trope and made the heroine the Domme and the hero the sub to balance things out a bit, in what seemed like a playful way.
It did seem a little magically perfect in places, but if you're a fan of sweeter romances that might be ok with you. If you're a fan of darker romances, this might not do it for you.
It didn't seem to have the intensity of some of the other Burkhart romances I've read, but the worldbuilding was a lot easier to understand than her PNRs usually are.
In general I liked the character dynamics -- the power imbalances in most of the billionaire romance scene kind of bother me, and I liked how this book addressed the issue and how the author took the trope and made the heroine the Domme and the hero the sub to balance things out a bit, in what seemed like a playful way.
It did seem a little magically perfect in places, but if you're a fan of sweeter romances that might be ok with you. If you're a fan of darker romances, this might not do it for you.
It didn't seem to have the intensity of some of the other Burkhart romances I've read, but the worldbuilding was a lot easier to understand than her PNRs usually are.