Ryan was okay, even if I totally didn't get his character. I really enjoyed Kamen in all his stages, from mimbo to a more serious guy in a relationship. This book was light and easy, and less kinky than the others, which might appeal to readers who shy away from the more intense kink scenes.

I'll just say that Kamen is a funny, lovable guy and most readers will just fall head-over-heals for him. My review is going to be a little negatives-focused, only because the majority of the story was so smoothly awesome that the negatives actually stick out a little more for me. I was soooo looking forward to Manties in a Twist, and though this was my least favorite book in this series, it was still a very good story. The first two books in series, The Subs Club and Pain Slut, EASILY made my favorites of this year (and I have a suspicion that The Subs Club might make my top ten of 2016 list). I've been shouting it far and wide, but there is just no denying that I'm obsessed with the Sub's Club series. At some point I need to think about my future, not my past.

But since when is friendship an obligation? Ryan’s my first serious relationship, and I want to take it. My friends think I’m spending too much time with Ryan and ignoring my obligations to the group. Now PetPlayFest is coming up, and I wanna take down the Subs Club’s archrival, Cinnamon the ponygirl, in the horse show. We first tried it as a joke, but turns out I’m ballin’ at it. We’re all about the lace, no leather.Įxcept when we do pony play. He’s really short, never makes me feel stupid, and is up for anything. Which is why I just moved in with my dom. For me, it’s just another chance to hang out with my friends, even if they think I’m too dumb to understand the important work we’re supposedly doing.īut maybe I’m not as dumb as they think-at least I know when I’ve got a good thing going. Look, I’ll never stop missing Hal, but this Subs Club my friends started to review suck-ass doms isn’t gonna bring him back or give him justice.

Manties in a Twist by J.A. Rock