Tuesday, July 21, 2015

Review: Bind Me Before You Go by Harper Kincaid

Title: Bind Me Before You Go
Author: Harper Kincaid
Published: July 21st 2015
Source: Copy given by author for honest review
Genre: Contemporary Romance
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Caution: May contain spoilers
His heart is bound tighter than the bondage he craves...

Determined to put her past behind her, Cassidy Peyton moves to the Big Apple. But New York has a few dark secrets of its own, including Serve, an exclusive BDSM club. It's a place she isn't sure she's ready for, until she sees him watching her. Hot. Intent. Knowing. With eyes that leave her stomach tied in knots, because the loneliness he's trying to hide matches her own.

Security expert David Cavill has more secrets than any man should. Secrets that forever shut down any possibility of love, marriage, or family. Yet Cassidy draws him in, an intoxicating combination of strength, candor, and sensuality that David can't resist. But as their bond deepens, Cassidy must decide if she can love a man whose heart is bound tighter than the form of bondage he craves...

My Thoughts:

After incessant begging on the part of Allie, her roommate and friend, Cassidy reluctantly goes with her to Serve. Cassidy expects to just sit at the bar and wait for Allie since she's not a member, but then David joins her. The connection between them is obvious, even though anything beyond a brief rendezvous is made abundantly clear. Two weeks. That's all they have. David is determined to help Cassidy get what she needs, but to let anything last any longer for them would be trouble. He doesn't want her to find out the reason for his choices, but the truth will come out.

Bind Me Before You Go has the heat! I loved how open and funny Cassidy was--you can't help but enjoy her personality and want to be friends with her. And the chemistry between David and Cassidy is intense, drawing out all sorts of feelings. Despite the secrecy, you can sense that their passion goes far deeper for him as much as it does for her. Harper Kincaid delivers another great novel to the Serve series!

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