I like a book that starts out strong in the beginning. This book starts out strong and does not hold anything back. It keeps going strong until the end. The characters and plot is well developed.

Anya and Clara are in the employment of Mark. Anya is a personal assistant, while Clara is a housekeeper. Each of these females is bi-sexual. Mark prefers voyeurism with some strong BDSM thrown in.

The story starts out with Mark telling the females to get ready they are going to mark Fantasy 12 off his list. Each female has written on their back all fantasies that have been completed. Remember these fantasies are Mark’s not the female characters.

I am trying to understand Mark’s character. To me he seems like he prefers being abusive more than making sure his submissive is well treated and pleasured. However, it is later revealed that he is more concerned about their pleasure than what is let on at the beginning.

This book may seem like all sex, bondage and everything else but it is more. Kay has created an intriguing book that defiles the ordinary sex book on the market. She has taken characters that are strong and turned them into a submission with loyalty for Mark. It seems like the females would complete anything Marks ask of them.

Yes, there is lots of sex, bondage, whips, and more in this book. Be prepared to an interesting night with your partner while reading.

Thanks for a great read Kay.

The bunnies and I give this book 4 carrots. ( )

*Book source ~ A review copy was provided in exchange for an honest review.

Mark Parker has a favorite kink. Voyeurism. He has a personal assistant, Anya Grant, and a housekeeper, Clara Hooper who help fulfill 12 of his fantasies which he has written in permanent maker on their backs. But there is more going on than just his 12 fantasies and the women are about to find out what it is and what’s at stake.

This is one hot number. The sex scenes are deliciously creative and just plain blazing. The story flows along fairly smoothly and the characters are well-developed. I didn’t particularly care for Mark, I think because he seemed so emotionless most of the time and I’m not a big fan of f/f action though I don’t hate it. The ultimate secret Mark is harboring is a bit out there, but suspension of belief helps to make it work. All-in-all this is a hot read that provides plenty of fantasy fodder. ( )

A little too hardcore for my tastes. The question of "why do we stay?" came up for the subs in the book, and quite frankly, I don't think they ever answered themselves... This is a style that relies on a humiliation aspect (one of the reasons I haven't been keen to read 50 Shades)...so beware. Not an "entry level" story to this genre, that's for sure! ( )