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A review by emmajaye
Submission by Robert Cage, Kathryn Sparrow
4.0
This book was given to me by IndiGo in exchange for an unbiased review.
I agree with some of the other reviews that the speed of the relationship between a straight american army captain and a British gay aristocrat who earns his money gaining confessions for money was too quick. That aside, I thoroughly enjoyed this tale, just please stop having everyone calling a Duke (who doesn't have to be royalty because of his title but could be) 'Excellency'. The proper form of address for a duke is 'Your Grace'. If Finny is as stuck on protocol as the story suggests, he'd insist on proper address.
The dynamic between the pair was compulsive reading, and if the next book had been out, I would have clicked on it as I was dying to see a little more aristocratic 'dom' action, even if Finny is a compete, almost cartoon caricature of British aristocracy. Great way to spend a few hours.
I agree with some of the other reviews that the speed of the relationship between a straight american army captain and a British gay aristocrat who earns his money gaining confessions for money was too quick. That aside, I thoroughly enjoyed this tale, just please stop having everyone calling a Duke (who doesn't have to be royalty because of his title but could be) 'Excellency'. The proper form of address for a duke is 'Your Grace'. If Finny is as stuck on protocol as the story suggests, he'd insist on proper address.
The dynamic between the pair was compulsive reading, and if the next book had been out, I would have clicked on it as I was dying to see a little more aristocratic 'dom' action, even if Finny is a compete, almost cartoon caricature of British aristocracy. Great way to spend a few hours.