Title: Hoarse
Play
Author: Sean Michael
Publisher: Torquere
Books
Publisher URL: www.torquerebooks.com
ISBN/BIN:
978-1-61040-365-8
Genre: {M/M}
Contemporary BDSM Series
Rating: 4 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs
Reviewer: Dragon Minx
Matt and Adam’s dream
is about to become a reality. They’ve moved to the other side of the country,
bought and renovated a huge old house and The Briar Rose, their BDSM B&B,
is ready to open for business. It’s an exciting time for the committed Dom/sub
couple who are looking forward to helping other couples in their lifestyle feel
comfortable and safe.
First guests are
famous singer Jackson and his friend/manager/lover Burger. They’ve come to
relax, let Jackson ’s
voice rest and explore their relationship, in hopes of making it permanent.
It’s tough because Jackson
isn’t supposed to talk for two weeks, he has a temper and Burger has to threaten
to gag him. Can two stress-filled, high-powered men find what they need under
the guidance of Matt and Adam to turn a failing relationship into a lasting
love?
Hoarse Play by Sean Michael is the first release in the series Briar Rose. Please note: Matt and Adam
first appeared in Sold, a Hammer novel and are the foundation for
the new Briar Rose series by Sean
Michael.
When I became aware of
this new series, I was intrigued. There’s just so much potential for a BDSM
series set in the relaxed environment of a B&B, especially when it’s run by
a familiar couple. Getting reacquainted with Matt and Adam in this first book
made perfect sense to me and it was a nice touch. There were times that switching
back and forth between the couples got distracting. It’s not that I don’t want
to see what was happening with Matt and Adam or how they were feeling but in
future releases, I hope their role is less prominent letting the focus rest on
the guest couple.
Jackson and Burger are
an intriguing couple. They’ve been together for years—not always as lovers and
now Burger wants them to be permanent and forever. It’s a rough road and the
author does a good job expressing their uncertainty and frustration. It’s a new
way of relating to each other and takes some communication and experimenting
before they can open up and be honest. It’s all handled well, even if it’s hard
keeping Jackson
quiet to guard his damaged throat and Burger has to gag him.

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