Title: My Wicked
Masters
Author: Ann Mayburn
Publisher: Loose Id LLC
Publisher
URL: www.loose-id.com
ISBN/BIN: 978-1-62300-332-6
Genre:
{M/M/F}, Ménage, BDSM
Rating: 5 Nymphs
Literary
Nymphs Reviewer: Amazon Nymph
Master
Ro ry and Master Liam are thinking of
parting ways because of some personal issues when Rhiannon asks them to train
her. They realize that Rhiannon is
actually a very vulnerable submissive that gives an icy face to the
public. As they go forward, whose heart
may be broken?
My Wicked
Masters
is the fourth book in the Club Wicked
series and I think the author outdid herself with this one. Lots of readers have been waiting to hear
Liam’s and Ro ry’s story, though I
would never have seen them paired with Rhiannon.
Rhiannon’s
life story may cause triggers in some readers and the author allowed Rhiannon
to actually trigger herself in several places in the story. This is actually a critical part of the story,
as it shows how someone that has been abused and wants to life a BDSM lifestyle
can do so as long as their Master is aware and takes things slowly. Both men are very careful about how they
treat her, but at the same time, don’t let her get away with things that she
shouldn’t.
Part
of the story conflict is actually Liam’s and Ro ry’s
relationship, as they have been friends for years. They had an encounter with each other twelve
years ago, but Liam has basically been in denial about that part of
himself. As they train Rhiannon, things
come to ahead between them, though both know they need to resolve the issue if
they are going to keep Rhiannon for themselves.
The
chemistry between the three is very intense and I loved the final scene at Club
Wicked. Several secondary characters threw
obstacles in the way, but issues between Rhiannon and Sally were finally
resolved. When Rhiannon realized she
actually had friends, several relationships between a few of the characters changed
as she started to open up.
One
great thing about this book is that communication is showcased in this
story. If a submissive has triggers,
they need to let the Dom know as there can be disastrous consequences if that
is not communicated. My Wicked Masters brings this issue to
the forefront in a wonderful story.
This
series doesn’t need to be read in order, but I highly recommend readers
do. I am looking forward to more about Club Wicked.

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