Ronica Black

When she is ticketed for speeding by an attractive policewoman, a lesbian psychologist meets her match.

Wild Abandon

Tess

This is the second book i've read of this author, and both were 5 stars on the hot and steamy front. What surprised me about this book was how it incorporated some serious issues that our protagonists were dealing with. At first, as both Chan and Sarah reveal their emotional scars to the reader (through flashbacks) it seemed like it was a forced, overdone attempt to give depth to the characters. By the end it was all fleshed out nicely and actually did give the characters depth, overdone or not.

Despite the fact that both characters started out hard and controlling, there really wasn't much of a struggle for dominance like others say. One of the women gave up her dominance right away, that was a slight disappointment. Her character (i'm not going to spoil it by saying which one) was the coolest character of the book, in my opinion. She was a real bad ass, and to see her submit completely so quickly without even much internal struggle over it, kind of spoiled the credibility of it for me. So basically, what started off as 2 stone butches, turns into a passionate submissive helping the other woman deal with her psychological problems that prevent her from allowing herself to be loved.

I did enjoy the book though, very much. The writing style was smooth and easy to read and i breezed through it quickly. I will probably read this book again and will also be looking into more books by the author.

Wild Abandon

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