The Institute: Daddy Issues

By: Evangeline Anderson

Narrated by: Sierra Kline

Length: 10 hrs and 20 mins

Publisher's summary

Can Kink heal a Broken Heart?

Detective Andi Sugarbaker is going to find out... the hard way.

Searching for the source of the deadly new date rape drug, "Please", Andi and her partner, Viktor Saltanov, must go undercover at the infamous age play resort, called simply The Institute.

Here at The Institute, time is rolled back, and Andi finds herself forced to relive painful trauma from her past in order to pursue her case. Meanwhile, her partner is showing a whole new side of himself that Andi never dreamed existed.

Born and bred in Mother Russia, Viktor Saltanov is 6'5", muscular, and as stoic as they come. But now he has become Andi's sole support, protector... and disciplinarian. Letting her partner spank her and touch her in ways she never dreamed of is slowly breaking down Andi's defenses, taking her to a vulnerable place inside she's been trying to suppress for years.

Can the two of them navigate the traitorous maze of lies and deception and find a deeper truth about themselves? Or will their experience at The Institute destroy their relationship forever?

©2016 Evangeline Anderson (P)2017 Evangeline Anderson

Oh my god

I took a chance on this book unshore if I would enjoy like I have you other book so I got the audio book and oh my goodness it's was panty setting with salts voice that makes you shiver well done ladies do your self a favor and read

Salt and Sugar are so sweet

This book has me in a chokehold. I HAVE to relisten every few months, though I know all my favorite parts by heart. I am obsessed with hot Russian accents and Salt has my heart. Andi is terribly relatable and this book just soothes my soul. Give it a listen.

Really enjoyed

I really enjoyed this story. The narrator did wonderful switching between characters and the Russian accent was great. I love how the author explained Daddy/little girl play in detail. It was written very well with lots of important information for anyone not familiar with age play or BDSM.

Just Wow

This story was just awesome. Sierra is amazing and her Russian accent for Salt just was perfect, if I didn't know it I would have thought it was narrated by multiple people.

Disrespectful to Littles

I really wanted to like this. The concept could make a great story, but this fell short. The littles were looked at as if there had to be trauma in their past to be a little in the first place. The female MC was hot and cold and whined the entire story. The two Drs in the story talk about BDSM being safe, sane and consensual but there are things that happen that are completely not. She obviously did not have an open mind going into it. She talked about it being "sick" even when she was enjoying the experience. I am not personally in to BDSM, however I do have respect for those who do and I had to skip most of this book. I'm sure it's not how the writer intended it, but it comes across as treating this lifestyle as something to be ashamed of. I could not get into this at all and I really wanted to. I absolutely love the male MC and the performance was not bad. Overall I would say not worth a credit.

The is one of the better stories on age play

The story was predictable, but good. The narrator did a great job. I loved that it was a thought out study instead of a bunch of scenes strung together. I would recommend it if you like age play stories.

Fantastic!

The writing was creative and the narrator was amazing as well- the male voices she did were so believable. I got this book not understanding age play at all. Now I understand it so much better. Worth the money😍

Fantastic narration, okay writing

Sierra Kline does a really great job narrating these characters. Both her accents and individual inflections are on point.

I’m an experienced kinkster. I lost patience with all the Kink101 in the first 5 chapters. Then the protagonist’s internal struggle felt a little too prolonged and exaggerated for my taste. There were several redeeming moments, just not quite enough to keep me engaged.

Awesome read

I received this for an honest review. I have read several from this author and she always does such a great job. Some will looking at this will probably judge the book by the title. First let me start off by saying this is a fetish book and it is not what you might think. It is about two undercover detectives who have had a thing for each other and need to go undercover to help stop a drug dealer. So happens the people responsible for the new date rape drug run a fetish club that is for people into age play.

I loved Sugar and Salt. Well if you want their full name it is Antoinette Josephine Sugarbaker and Viktor Petrovich Saltanov. I loved how Salt wanted to take care of Sugar. He already had this protective nature about him. Always wanted to care for her. Sugar marked it off as Russian custom since Salt was from Russia.

I can only imagine the looks on both detectives face when they were told of the undercover case and the details it would entail. Finding out their role play would be daddy and his little girl. They will both find themselves in situations they do not feel comfortable being in and doing things they do not wish to do. Hidden emotions, past traumas will surface, and confused feelings will come surfacing up in both detectives before this mission is over.

I found it funny that Sugar had problems keeping her temper at bay and I also found it funny that they could not agree upon the age dress that Sugar was suppose to be playing. Sugar wanted to dressed as a teenager in a naughty school girl outfit and Salt wanted to put her in little frilly dresses at a age a little girl would want to be held and taken care of by her father. It was funny reading about these two interaction.

It is not long before the two of them find themselves in some serious trouble. Sugar is in a life and death situation and Salt must do what he can to protect her. What happens next could destroy their friendship and their partnership. Will Salt and Sugar ever recover everything them mush endure?

Amazing chemistry

there aren't many age play romance novels on audible that have this level of chemistry. the premise carries the plot along, but is less compelling than the relationship blossoming between the main characters. if you like age play romance, this is the one you'll come back to. It's a reread one for me.