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Banner and Kate meet because she's looking for a Dom. They have different needs, but their chemistry is off the charts.

Kat gives him a hard time at every turn after they've been intimate. At times she's exhausting, but so is he!

They both desire the other but don't communicate those feelings well. And other times they do, at one point he tells her, 'Mine.' Hmm, that's a big clue that he wants you. Anyway, he releases her as his and gives her to a friend. OMG. This is where the book started to get on my nerves.

She's what you want but you pass her off then get jealous when she is with the friend you passed her off to.

She wants him but keeps running away from him. It was utter nonsense to me. HOWEVER, I couldn't stop reading. It's a solid 3 Stars for me.

Pros:
Well written for the most part. A few typos, not many.
Banner is sexy.
Kate is sassy
Sex scenes are hot

Cons:
Too much bad communication between grown folks is irritating.
Two confused characters is why it's only 3 Stars.


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Finding Master Right Masters Unleashed Book 1 edition by Sparrow Beckett Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

This was a hard book for me to finish because right from the third page Kate character was so annoying I wanted to stop, it's hard to believe that she's 27! She acts like a teenager, extremely immature - I don't like her at all, Banner was a mixed bag for me. At first I wanted to see what a Dom looking for a "slave" relationship was going to be like. At times he was strict as I thought this type of Dom would be but mostly the author made him a lot softer which was disappointing.

It's a long exhausting journey these two go through to be together and even after all that we don't get to see how there dynamic functions into a relationship. In the epilogue the author writes this "strict" slave Dom as "nervous" about something (no spoilers), I mean really? A strong self assured and confident Dom that nervous? This book is a let down for me, if you're looking for a strong character built series then look for THE SHADOWLANDS by Cherise Sinclair - brilliant!
Finding Master Right is my first Sparrow Beckett novel. I’m not sure how this writing duo eluded me until now because they are an amazing team with the kind of literary voice I love. Their writing is so solid, succinct, and entertaining I never felt the urge to skim, as I tend to do quite often. I have zero, zip, no patience whatsoever for incessant whining and waffling from characters. Of course, it’s necessary to a degree. Otherwise we’d have no delicious angst over which to wring our hands, right? However, there’s a fine line between just enough and too much. Thank you, Sparrow Beckett for not going over that line. This writing team is also quite good at dangling a carrot, and I chased that carrot until the very end. As a matter of fact, I powered through this book.

The story opens with up-to-now vanilla Kate Lambert in search of a Dom. She’s been envious of her best friend ever since Janine spilled the beans that she and hubby Chris have a D/s relationship. The more Janine divulged and explained about the dynamic the more Kate longed to find that for herself.

"She’d seen the blissful look on Janine’s face when she knelt at Chris’s feet. She’d daydreamed about someone making her feel that way too. To have that deep connection to and synchronicity with another person seemed almost impossible, but somewhere, deep inside herself, she thought she was capable of that."

Kate’s job as a drug abuse counselor is not only stressful, it’s heartbreaking at times. Giving her all to a client, leading them down the road to recovery, only to see them return doesn’t sit well with Kate the perfectionist. She’s become a workaholic with absolutely no social life. No matter what she does she just can’t get out of her head, forget about work and the real world, and let herself enjoy life. Maybe finding a Dom she can submit to is the answer.

"The idea of someone inflicting pain—small amounts—was one of her biggest fantasies. And admittedly, some of the photos she’d seen—women on leashes, kneeling at men’s feet, heads bowed—were pretty damn hot. She’d like to try spanking, at least once. Maybe bondage, but she needed full control. Forget a safeword; she wanted to direct every moment. That didn’t bode well for being a submissive. She knew that much."

I’ll admit, I tend to prefer the more hard core BDSM novels. This is not one of those. Nevertheless I loved this book because it is totally believable and true-to-life. Kate could be any number of women craving to experience their submissive nature. Craving to relinquish themselves and all control to a man they trust implicitly, yet at the same time fighting against it. Entering into a D/s relationship goes against everything girls are taught these days. The vanilla world looks down on women who give up their power to a man. And this is exactly what Kate’s inner battle is all about.

When she meets Banner Jennings at Janine’s Halloween/matchmaking/find Kate a Dom party, her inner sub falls to her knees. Not only is he gorgeous and commanding, he’s unassuming. He also makes it clear she’s not his type. He’s a Master looking for a 24/7 slave. Kate is a newbie who has no idea what she wants and Banner isn’t interested in a sub. But there’s something about her he can’t resist, and he doesn’t want to see her taken advantage of. Yeah, that’s it. Against his better judgement he proposes to train her, then help her find a Dom. Mmhmm.

What I love most about this book is the amazing chemistry between these two. It’s intense and delicious, and it kept me turning the pages. Watching Banner deal with Kate’s bratty side and snarky comments is adorable. If she were his slave he’d…but she’s not his and as training progresses he has a hard time remembering that. He also has a hard time remembering he’s a Master who doesn’t put up with that s***. He’s so smitten and attracted to Kate it’s driving him crazy! As far as Kate’s concerned Banner may be frustrating as hell but he’s exactly what she wants in a Dom. Too bad he keeps insisting he’s a Master and will accept nothing less than a slave. He brings out every submissive bone in her body even though she fights it. Her body says Dominate me, please Sir! Her mind says You want me to do what?

As Kate’s training progresses, so do Banner’s feelings for her. Convinced he can’t be what she needs he reluctantly hands her over to another Dom. His best friend, Ambrose. Because he’s certainly not going to let her go to some stranger. Watching her with Ambrose just about kills him, but Banner believes it’s for the best.

“If the two of you fall in love, maybe this mess in my head will mellow out. Maybe I’ll get over her if I see your collar on her neck.”

“But I don’t get it! Why is my collar on her neck okay and yours isn’t? ‘Slave’ is just a word. Why don’t you call it something else and keep her?”

Exactly, Banner! Why do men have to be so damn stubborn? Poor Kate. I could feel her confusion and rejection even though she’s attracted to Ambrose, and they have a great time together. Bottom line…he’s not the Master she wants. Yes, she wants Banner as her Master. As happens when people fall in love, Kate would do anything for Banner. And Banner would do anything for Kate. Thank goodness Ambrose sees through the mess these two are in.

This is not only a heart poundingly sexy story, it’s lots of fun, the dialogue is witty, and the writing is fantastic. I loved every minute!
OMG This book is so much better than I would have ever expected! I knew this would be an amazing book, but I didn't think I would love it as much as I do! I thought at one point I was even going to have to write a little hate letter to Sparrow Beckett and ask of them why they did such a terrible thing, but I am one happy reader and hate mail avoided!

There are so many things I love about this book. I love how it's not your typical billionaire romance where the male lead is constantly mentioning all his super expensive toys, and houses all over the place, and personal helicopter. I love how the author kept stressing the point that BDSM is about what the participants make of it and that words and labels are just words and labels. I love the constant discussion of consent and breaking down stereotypes of what it means to be a slave.

Not to mention all the lovable characters of Banner and Kate, and I will tell you this now, Banner can put me over his knee ANY TIME and you will not hear a word, or moan of complaint from me! I instantly fell in love with the innocent Kate and her uniqueness and the hotness of Banner. And he's a great all around type of guy, which just adds to his sexiness.

If you love BDSM erotica with a good plot and amazing characters that you will fall in love with, then you need to read Finding Master Right by Sparrow Beckett. I promise that by the end you will be screaming at your ereader for the second book.
Banner and Kate meet because she's looking for a Dom. They have different needs, but their chemistry is off the charts.

Kat gives him a hard time at every turn after they've been intimate. At times she's exhausting, but so is he!

They both desire the other but don't communicate those feelings well. And other times they do, at one point he tells her, 'Mine.' Hmm, that's a big clue that he wants you. Anyway, he releases her as his and gives her to a friend. OMG. This is where the book started to get on my nerves.

She's what you want but you pass her off then get jealous when she is with the friend you passed her off to.

She wants him but keeps running away from him. It was utter nonsense to me. HOWEVER, I couldn't stop reading. It's a solid 3 Stars for me.

Pros
Well written for the most part. A few typos, not many.
Banner is sexy.
Kate is sassy
Sex scenes are hot

Cons
Too much bad communication between grown folks is irritating.
Two confused characters is why it's only 3 Stars.