Title: My Wicked
Devil
Author: Ann Mayburn
Publisher: Loose Id, LLC
Publisher
URL: www.loose-id.com
ISBN/BIN: 978-1-62300-331-9
Genre:
{M/F}, {F/F}, BDSM, Series
Rating:
5 Nymphs
Literary
Nymphs Reviewer: Amazon Nymph
Kira
sees Lord Bryan at Club Wicked and
doesn’t want anyone else help her overcome the pain she has when she has
sex. Bryan isn’t sure he wants to do it, because
Kira is a celebrity and could bring his past back into the public eye, but
can’t deny their chemistry.
My Wicked
Devil
is the third book in the Club Wicked
series and brings several issues involving BDSM and public perception. Most of the public perception is that BDSM is
abusive, when it is actually a power exchange between the people involved. Trust is a big issue and that is brought out
big time in this story as Kira is an adrenaline junkie that hasn’t really
learned her limits, even after her accident.
This is a big issue with Bryan
as he does not want to hurt her by pushing her too far.
The
author did a great job explaining what a sadist and masochist is and how they complement
each other. The fact that Kira is
turning to BDSM to try to get past the pain of having intercourse, so she can eventually
have a family, was an interesting concept.
I loved Bryan
now that there was more information so the reader gets to know him, especially
with the glimpses we had in previous books.
The
chemistry between the two is hot and both have to make choices about how they
want to proceed when there are a lot of trust issues. I did have to laugh at Kira’s spunk, even
knowing she would pay for it later. Both
are very strong with very strong personalities, which play havoc, especially in
Bryan ’s life.
I
loved Laurence and had to laugh at the scene where he made Bryan listen to Kira. I also would have loved to know what Bryan said to Kira’s
sister after putting up with her attitude for awhile. Several characters from the previous books
also make an appearance.
I
am so looking forward to the next books in this series, because Club Wicked has so much to offer
readers. These books need to be read in
order as several references from past stories will make more sense.


















