See You Sometime [Suncoast Society‪]‬

Book #56, Suncoast Society series, by Tymber Dalton

Skye Bauer has had years of bad luck pulling her down. When her life in Pennsylvania falls apart, she finds herself moving back to Sarasota to live with her parents. The move is far from smooth. When she finally arrives, she's nearly at rock bottom. Yes, she's lucky enough to have a job waiting for her, and her parents are thrilled she's returned home. But living with her parents when she's just turned 40 and has no friends or social life is far from ideal. Just as things seem to be their worst, she meets her mother's friend who's responsible for her current job. She strongly suspects that Jenny and her husband, Mike, are kinky, something that's been missing from her life for far too long. That suspicion is confirmed when Skye attends a local munch for the Suncoast Society. But Skye finds more surprises awaiting her. Several of her high school classmates are members of the Society, as well as the local BDSM club, Venture. After all this time, can she have possibly discovered the group of people she needs? Is it conceivable she could be lucky enough to find what she so desperately craves? Could this actually be what she's been looking for? Skye's never forgotten her former high school boyfriend, Axel, even though their romance was short-lived, and she's been hoping to run into him. As events take unexpected turns and mutual friends intervene, Skye and Axel meet again. Axel's had his own problems over the years since he last saw Skye, and life has been far from kind to him. As he and Skye slowly reconnect and grow closer, there's just one problem. Axel's definitely NOT kinky. And Skye knows beyond the shadow of a doubt she can't live without BDSM in her life. She's not just into the shallow end of the pool here. She knows she can't make any relationship work without BDSM in it. Both Skye and Axel feel a connection, and Skye is very open about her wants and desires. But can Axel be what Skye needs? He might think so, but does he truly have any clue what her deepest desires would require of him? The bigger question is can he handle this totally new lifestyle with its unexpected demands? Both Skye and Axel know no relationship will ever work unless they can both be totally open and honest with each other. Is that even possible? Just how far can Axel push himself? Does he even want to try to go that far? And what about Skye? Would she give up what she needs to be with the man she's falling for? In the end, will Skye and Axel be able to be true to themselves and still be what they need to be for each other? Or is their relationship over before it ever gets started? Tymber Dalton is one of the very best authors I've ever read. I've been a devoted reader for a long time and truly love every book she's written. I absolutely adored this book! I was riveted from the moment I started reading it. What I loved the most about this book is the depth of the emotions between Skye and Axel and their very real but uncertain relationship. I felt every moment of indecision, deep attraction, hope, doubt, fear, confusion, uncertainty, joy, love, and wonder each of them feels. The supporting characters are also written with such great care. I've read all the Suncoast Society books and feel like I'm part of their circle of family and friends. That's just how great Tymber Dalton is! I give See You Sometime my very highest recommendation. Thank you, Ms. Dalton, for yet another wonderful book in this series that demonstrates your truly amazing writing ability! One final note. Please be an informed reader and consumer! This is an adult book. It contains explicit language and BDSM sexual scenes. If you don't enjoy this genre, think hard before buying any book you know you won't enjoy. There are book synopses and reviews available on Goodreads and all booksellers' websites. Use these resources. DON'T LEAVE A NEGATIVE REVIEW WHEN YOU KNOW YOU WON'T ENJOY THE BOOK. It's not fair to the author! She works extremely hard to provide a quality work product. If you know you'll object to the book's subject matter before you buy it, you're doing yourself and the author an extreme disservice. Thanks for reading my review and happy reading!