How willing are you to admit to being submissive to a stranger, who sets your body on fire? Can you succumb to the urges of your loins? Gracie McKeever's Terms of Surrender, book two in The Matchmaker series, includes these issues and more. There is mystery, drama, suspense, and hot and steamy sex.
Nick Vega is the brother to Angela Calminetti, self proclaimed matchmaker, who takes it upon herself to match each one of her unwedded siblings with their soul-mate. Nick is not very receptive of this, but that does not stop him from being drawn to Slany Breeze.
Slany was treated terrible by her ex-boyfriend for telling her secret desires of wanting to be controlled in the bedroom. Nick is no stranger to the lifestyle of domination and submission, as he was introduced to this world, by a former girlfriend, during his college years. Although when Slany encounters Nick, it is just so difficult, at first, for her to succumb to him. But, she just cannot think clearly when it comes to the Italian stallion. She has not been sexually involved with anyone for so long that just hearing Nick's voice would sends her juices running wild.
A stalker lurks from Nick's past. He knows of Slany's submissiveness and wants her for himself, and will not stop until he gets her. Will Nick be able to save the woman that is making him feel things that he has never felt before?
Ms. McKeever does a good job at creating powerful characters that are attention-getters. The storyline was very interesting and kept me engaged from page one to the last page. The suspense is what held me more than anything else. I wanted to know who it was, and could not get to it fast enough. There were some editing oversights. One thing that I found most annoying was the usage of "D/s" throughout the book. When it was first used, I had no clue what it meant. As I read on I figured it out, but just spelling out dominant and submissive would have been much better. Outside of those few things this was overall a very interesting story. It is book two, and it makes me wonder what happened in book one. Do not worry if you did not read the first book; this story is written in a way that you can read it like a stand-alone book. You will not feel as if you are missing anything. I would recommend this to anyone interested in mysteries, suspense, and/or paranormal romance novels.
Jennifer Coissiere
APOOO BookClub