Sindra van Yssel, Bondage Ranch 3: Moving On

Title: Bondage Ranch 3: Moving On

Author: Sindra van Yssel

Rating: Five Siren Stones

Genre: Contemporary BDSM

Keywords: Violence, Spanking, Voyeurism, Bondage, Domestic Violence

Length: Short Novel

ISBN E-Book: 978-1-60737-931-7

Price: $5.95

Publisher: Loose Id

Buy-Link: http://www.loose-id.com/Bondage-Ranch-3-Moving-On.aspx

Reviewer: Stacey Krug

Blurb/Summary:

The afternoon after her divorce, Selena runs into James Culver and has the sex of her life. When she wakes up, he’s gone, leaving her with an unquenched taste for being tied up. A year later she finds herself at Bondage Ranch, wanting for once and for all to come to terms with her kinky desires. She doesn’t expect to find James there, tempting her with his hot kisses and bedroom dominance.

James is surprised to find the woman who has haunted his dreams ever since he left her for an emergency, at Bondage Ranch. He came to Bondage Ranch to find a murderer, not kinky sex, and certainly not to fall in love. But his hunt for the murderer is getting nowhere and he’s getting everywhere with Selena -- until one of the guests at the ranch turns up missing.

Publisher's Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: Anal play/intercourse, BDSM theme and elements, violence.

Review:

Bondage Ranch 3: Moving On, is romance and mystery all in one. I loved the strong Dom James. He was a more tender and loving character than you would at first expect. Selena is easy to love in this story. Her innocence and need to find and own her sexuality will have you captivated. When James helps Selena feel what she’s been fantasizing about, it’s easy to soar with her.

James and Selena share a chemistry and love that is palpable. This story keeps your attention the whole way through. Some of the secondary characters are ones from the previous story Pushing Limits. It was very entertaining to encounter them once more.

The author does a really great job of making her characters seem more realistic. Selena and James have jobs, families, and activities they are a part of that are separate from their sexual exploits. There was a really nice balance to the separation throughout the story.

Sindra van Yssel wraps up Bondage Ranch 3: Moving On very nicely on a lighter note and leaves the reader very satisfied. Another trip to Bondage Ranch is always welcomed!