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A review by eveyv
Kidnap and Kink by Brynn Paulin
1.0
Well, this one was terrible in so many ways... I was going to do a long, snarky review, but ultimately figured I don't want to lose my time with this thing. Not more than I already did while reading it.
The problems I had with this one were the unbelievable reactions and actions of the characters. Even though I get the BDSM kink that this story had/was about, the way it was portrayed seemed ridiculous. Hello, if someone I DON'T KNOW shows up and tries to kidnap me, even if he says he won't harm me—and does know my oh-so-secret sex fantasy—, I would run away in the blink of an eye! But, of course, our main character didn't run away... She spent part of the weekend having sex with this stranger, even though she wasn't able to see his face. But not only that—she fell in love with him!
IN.
A.
FUCKING.
DAY.
Insta-love and insta-lust in erotica (and NA) drive me mad. Can we just let those behind, please?
The problems I had with this one were the unbelievable reactions and actions of the characters. Even though I get the BDSM kink that this story had/was about, the way it was portrayed seemed ridiculous. Hello, if someone I DON'T KNOW shows up and tries to kidnap me, even if he says he won't harm me—and does know my oh-so-secret sex fantasy—, I would run away in the blink of an eye! But, of course, our main character didn't run away... She spent part of the weekend having sex with this stranger, even though she wasn't able to see his face. But not only that—she fell in love with him!
IN.
A.
FUCKING.
DAY.
Insta-love and insta-lust in erotica (and NA) drive me mad. Can we just let those behind, please?