Mistress of Redemption

By: Joey W. Hill

Narrated by: Maxine Mitchell

The white-collar life Jonathan Powell created for himself is gone. Standing outside Wentworth prison after serving his five-year sentence, he knows he has to start over. No more hooking up with Dominant women so he can enjoy the challenge of screwing up their minds. But who knew his last target would be a psychopathic killer who tried to off two cops? No, it wasn't the game that was the problem. He just made some key mistakes. Mistakes he won't make again. Then Mistress Dona shows up to give him a ride from the prison into his new life, and his resolve goes out the window. She's everything he can't resist. Dona knows she has to help Jonathan make the right choice this time, because Hell doesn't offer options. He has to understand and accept what surrender truly means. His only hope is a Mistress of Redemption. The problem is she may lose her own soul in the attempt to save his.

©2006 Joey W. Hill (P)2013 Audible Inc.

Great story

What a great story. Made me think. A great love story. What you would do for the love of someone.

poor narration

I purchased this book on recommendation of being one of the best femdom romances around, and I'm sure it is given how much I like Joey Hill's other book I purchased. But I couldn't listen to more than a few minutes of this one due to the poor narration.
The reader's voice is fine, but her intonation and pauses are extremely repetitive without matching the pace or importance of the written sentence. There were multiple sentences that I had to rewind and listen again because the flow was so off. unfortunately, I mostly only have time for audiobooks, so I might not get to read this recommended story for a long time unless it is redone with a better reader. :-(

least favorite of this series

This really was almost an entire other kind of story. I am not a fan of sci fi and this was on that edge ...

Intriguing

Joey W. Hill is one of my favorite authors. This book was unexpected and not my favorite but I still enjoyed it. Jonathan was just not a character I liked at all from other books in the series. It was interesting that I fpund myself empathizing with him. That's one of Joey's many talents, each book has so many enotions you can't help but get invested. I love this series!

Difficult Heavy on S&M

As great as the performance was by Ms Mitchell, it was difficult to listen to the content of the story. For me it was hard to imagine anyone being aroused through most of the things done to Jonathan. Hearing the abuse he endured was also difficult. I listened to series out of order and this was my least favorite. I have already listened to a couple of the stories again. That will not be happening with this book.