A Dance with Domination

By: K. C. Wells

Narrated by: Nick J. Russo

Recently returned to the UK after living in the States since he was 11, 29-year-old Andrew Barrett is determined to keep busy and make a new life for himself. He works full time as a copywriter and strips at a club on Canal Street on weekends. But it still leaves him too much time to think. Then he finds the BDSM club, Collars & Cuffs, where he is their youngest Dom. Young doesn't mean inexperienced, however. All this activity keeps him focused with no time to dwell on the past. But the past has a way of intruding on the present.

It's been four long years since Gareth Michaels last set foot inside Collars & Cuffs. But when he finally summons his courage and steps back into his former world, he finds the man who drove him away is still a member, and what's more, he wants Gareth back. Two men in pain need the freedom they find in each other, but it takes another man's horrific plans to make them see it.

©2014 K. C. Wells (P)2015 Dreamspinner Press

Good story

I love these books. But the narrator don't seem to be to good at making voices for the people he read... And it's a bit frustrating if you hear all books after each other that the different people don't sound the same in the different books.

felt very different from the previous three novels

Any additional comments?

Where it differs is that it's not primarily a BDSM story in the true sense of a dominant/submissive relationship and does not feature a heavy D/s relationship between the main characters.Instead this is the story of a relationship building between two men who work as strippers at a club. Andrew is a Dom and Gareth is submissive but this isn't the crux of their relationship.Throw in some time spent with characters from the previous books plus a dash of drama as the bad guy comes out to play, and it's a nice continuation of the series!

Amazing

Great story , great narrator. Just an all around amazing book!!! Love it . Can't wait for the next

awesome

a great read that will draw you in. a story with a plot and characters that will draw up in and have u coming back for more.

A Tender Dance of Love

A Dance with Domination (Collars and Cuffs #4) by K.C. Wells introduces a unique character that I really enjoyed. Andrew is unlike any Dom I've ever read about, and his developing relationship with Gareth is tender. The flow is smooth, the plot is different from the others in the series, and the characters most engaging. This is my favorite book in the series so far.

Originally posted in the Guilty Indulgence Review Site.