Don't Come
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4.4 • 119 Ratings
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- $4.99
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- $4.99
Publisher Description
The Dom
I'm not broken, tortured, or scarred, some cliched, overdone and sensationalized misconception about this lifestyle… and the men in it who control their submissives with a strong hand.
I'm just a Dom. Just a man who gets off on a woman who entrusts me with her submission. Just a man who loves to be able to show them all the ways the gift of their trust can bring them untold, never-before-experienced layers of pleasure.
But casually.
Just play. Just sex.
Nothing more.
Until I came across her.
She's everything a Dom as experienced as I am shouldn't want - new to the lifestyle, unsure, untrained. It should never have gone beyond those first few exchanges online. But there was something about her, something that kept me texting, calling, teaching her to trust me enough to meet with me.
After one touch, one taste, one night, I knew there was no going back. She was mine. And I was going to show her everything she had been craving from a man all her life.
I guess I just had no idea - or at least didn't want to admit to myself - that this was different, she was different, we were different. And once I got to have her, I wanted to keep her.
You know… if I could convince her to stay…
Adley
It was just a drunken decision.
I woke up after a night of a little - okay, a lot - of 'Thirty is just a number' drinking to find that drunk-me had decided to do something that sober-me would never have had the guts to do, no matter how much I wanted it.
I had joined a D/s dating site.
And I was totally, absolutely going to delete my account and move on with my life. A life where I had secretly been craving a hand strong enough to take the control I held onto so tightly away from me.
Except I had a message.
From him.
I could never have anticipated the pull I felt toward him, how strong the need within me would be to feel him show me all the things I had been wanting, but denying myself.
I didn't know it could feel like it did, that it could consume me, that it could make me crave not only his touch, but him.
It was dangerous territory, slowing falling for a man who made it clear that what was between us was casual. He wouldn't even tell me his real name. And as things started to get more intense - both physically and emotionally - I had to start to debate whether the pleasure he gave me was worth staying for if it leads to a heartbreak I was sure I wasn't prepared for…
Customer Reviews
Smile finish
The book started out a bit awkward, and there were a few inconsistencies, but once it got rolling, you were just completely drawn into the story. The characters were both ones I could understand and cheer for. I especially love a male lead that is not only capable of deep thought, but isn’t afraid of it. BDSM scenes are not my thing, but they certainly stayed within the tasteful zone where I was okay with what was happening and felt like it was true to the characters. I smiled at the end, and told my husband it was cute and romantic which is a huge compliment coming from me about a D/s book that also has depth. I’ll definitely read it again!
Dark Romance
Don’t Come is the first book I have read by Jessica Gadziala and I was Pleasantly surprised as to how much I enjoyed her writing. Essentially the story focused on Adley, who gets drunk and signs on to a BDSM internet app, and Nathaniel, who initially meets her online and ends up introducing her to the world of domination and submission. This book has well developed characters, is well written, and has a steamy plot with an unconventional romance.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Don’t Come
I was hooked by the blurb to this BDSM romance and wanted to try reading from a new author to me.
Filled with very graphic scenes which were raw while still tasteful, Dom introduced Adley to his world of BDSM. I never really felt the passion from Dom, although there were multiple scenes that described his uncharacteristic behavior towards Adley. There was a remoteness to his personality that didn't quite convince me of his supposed sincere feelings for Adley.
His assistant who was a submissive seemed to have a better handle on the situation than Dom, which was also kind of odd to me.
Adley, as the sweet willing submissive who had a bit of kink to her was likeable and smart. I liked the way she stood up for herself even though she had fallen completely for Dom and his lifestyle.
Appreciated the lack of cheating and the sweet HEA at the end.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.