Review: Touch and Trust, A Velvet Glove Story
Author: Sean Michael
ISBN: 978-1-61040-322-1
Publisher: Torquere Press
Genre: M/M, BDSM, Flogging
Format: E-Book
Price: $3.99
Sampson worked hard saving his money to buy a membership to
The Velvet Glove, a premier, private men's club, for his twenty-fourth
birthday. It took every cent he had, but at least he would be guaranteed to
have a hot meal and a shower every day. Being the gentle giant that he is
Sampson suffers from a lack of confidence and a terrible problem of stumbling
over his words, but that all fades when he wields a flogger. Sampson never
expected to meet anyone at the club, let alone on the first night.
Alain, a quiet, well-mannered man, was captivated by Sampson
at first sight. In Alain's capable hands, Sampson dined on a succulent dinner
with a handsome man at his side. Their emotions blossomed under gentle touches
and smoldering kisses. Alain's former Master had died and left him alone to struggle
with his submissive nature. That is until Sampson shuffled into his life and
awoken a side he thought was long since dead with the crack of his cat-o-nine
tails.
I enjoyed this short story. The author created a wonderful environment
that men could safely show their emotion. Sampson and Alain are a sensual
couple to watch as their emotions grew. The only thing I felt was distracting
was Sampson's stumbling words, but all in all I loved the sensual times between
them.
Michele gives this book
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