Mischief and the Masters

Masters of the Shadowlands, Book 12

By: Cherise Sinclair

Narrated by: Noah Michael Levine, Erin deWard

Length: 11 hrs and 48 mins

Publisher's summary

She wants a short, sweet Master. One Master.

The two devastatingly dominant Drago cousins have other ideas.

Her life destroyed by a stalker, Uzuri Cheval starts anew in Tampa and joins the exclusive Shadowlands club. Unconvinced of her claims that she can overcome her fear of big men without help, Master Z gives her a time limit. And she is improving - until she hears the stalker is out of prison. Now her time limit is up, and the Masters will intervene, which is okay - as long as whoever helps her is short. Okay, sweet and gentle would be good, too.

But two Doms? Dangerously experienced and dauntingly powerful cousins? No way.

Having volunteered in every hellhole in the world, Dr. Alastair Drago is ready to settle down. Detective Max Drago has joined him, and once again, the cousins share everything. A house, lives, problems...and whatever submissive catches their interest. One mischievous submissive has definitely caught Alastair's. However, having been burned by a woman, Max remains detached...until little mischief’s troubles turn deadly.

Mischief and the Masters is the latest book in the best-selling Masters of the Shadowlands series. If you enjoy edgy ménage and dominance spiced with humor and suspense, you’ll love Cherise Sinclair’s latest romance.

©2016 Cherise Sinclair (P)2018 Cherise Sinclair

Love

This is one of my favorite Shadowlands stories.
The dynamic between Uzuri and her two doms is off the charts hot. The development of what they overcome to make their Triad work given past histories is one of the things that made the story so good.

I do love threesome stories

If you could sum up Mischief and the Masters in three words, what would they be?

Threesomes are awesome. The dynamic between Max, Uzuri, and Allistar was quite unique..mixed race, mixed culture, and dominance/ submissive all make up an intriguing story of how they can all come together.

Who was your favorite character and why?

I loved Allistar..besides being gorgeous (in my mind)..he is English and American, he has a an air of aristocracy (due to his accent), but charming "boy next door" vibe, but is a bit of a sadist..all of this make him utterly irresistible.

What about Noah Michael Levine and Erin deWard ’s performance did you like?

Noah can do no wrong in my book. I love him and his distinctive character voices. I thoroughly enjoyed Erin's female addition to the story. Uzuri came to life in mind while I listened.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

I loved the conversation that Max, Uzuri, and Allistar had regarding their experiences being interracial and how their experiences hinder and help them in every day life. Max was open to not only hearing but understanding their complex natures. How the author wrote this dialogue was absolutely accurate and an important conversation about race that we should all be able to understand. I appreciated how she incorporated this into the story.

Uzuri's story is sweet and exiting

Uzuri has moved to get away from her past and now she has a whole new life as a a Shadowkitten with a lot of friends. She's looking for a Dom that's short and kind, but what she gets is not what she wanted.

Again Sinclair has made me laugh, cry and feel excitement reading her books. There is so much feelings in her books and she manages to make me feel a part of the characters life.

Her writing style makes it easy to read and has lots of dialogues. The build up in the book is excellent and every time I start reading one of the books in this series I wonder why I never get tired of reading of this BDMS club. It's because the author always surprise me with new stories that are in the genre but still has new interesting serious topics.

This book is about how you need to trust your friends to help you and ask for help when you need. The way Alastair and Max teaches Uzuri to ask for help was fun and a little scary for her. But it helps her when she needs to ask for help and stand up for herself.

I also think the book reminds us that a Dom is not a God but a person and every person needs someone to support them in the every day life when things are not all that easy.

I love love love Uzuri's dolls!!!!!

This book contains explicit erotic BDMS scenes and ménage. But I think Sinclair's warning in the beginning of the book is wise to follow. And that's another thing I like of her books.

I can't say no more praise for this book or this series or you're going to think I'm not serious. Just read for yourself and see!

Narrators:
Clear pronunciation and read with feeling it’s a joy to listen

5 stars overall

Another fantastic visit with the Master's

An excellent and highly entertaining visit to the Shadowlands. The menage stories are my favorite reads and I really liked the three characters. The sex was hot and the plot was good despite being extremely overused in this genre. Cherise has another hit in her Master's of the Shadowlands series and I highly recommend it.

Loved it!

What a fun, laughs a plenty and adventurous story! The narrators are just fantastic! I loved every second of it!

Bonding and Bondage - They work well together

Hi readers. My BookClub PassionOnPaper, for adults who love romance novels, has posted a review of Mischief and The Masters - Masters of Club Shadowlands. This was my literary introduction into BDSM Romance novels and Cherise did not hold back. After I closed my mouth, I fell in love! Novel 12 is truly Drool Worthy. Hope to see you there. https://cassandr93.wixsite.com/website SHOUT OUT to Cherise; “Don’t Touch My Hair!” Gurl, you know!

Perfect Ending

I've been a fan of your books for years. I'm happy and proud of you. Thank you for allowing me to see myself in this story.

VERY GOOD!

Lol funny. Especially when the Shadowlands Sex Kittens got together. I know that doesnt sound right for a VERY HOT EROTICA audio book with BDSM. But true. Noah M. Levine and Erin deWard were HOT narrators!! Definitely worth the credit.

tri is fine

female narrator is not my favorite. voice seems cracked. Broken? not strong and sure. unsure.

Awesome read

This book had me laughing out loud. I love everything about this book!! Wonderful read!!!