Makeup vlogger Cam isn’t looking for love, but when real-life lumberjack Johnny arrives on his doorstep, he decides to take a chance on exploring long-held desires for the first time. Part of the Rainbow Cove universe, but stands alone.When a case of mistaken identity leads to a sexy proposition involving rope, a hot lumberjack Dom and a much younger newbie sub get more than they bargained for. In order to have a real future together, however, each will need to learn to trust in the good thing they’ve found and believe in the power of love.Ĭontains mild BDSM elements between two enthusiastically consenting men, plenty of smoking hot sexy times, sweet feels, and a guaranteed low-angst happy ending. The more they spend time together, the more each man comes to care for the other, both in and out of the bedroom. Johnny also isn’t looking for a permanent connection, but he’s intrigued by the glam and sexy Cam in more ways than one. When a case of mistaken identity leads to a sexy proposition involving rope, a hot lumberjack Dom and a much younger newbie sub get more than they bargained for. I think all the smexiness might have clouded my judgment. Phew! 🔥🔥🔥🤤Ĭoming with a short review tomorrow.

I do hope if and when this gets published at all retailers, it will be expanded a little. At least I don't think they get to know each other well enough to fall in love, cuz other then these scenes, they didn't do much else. Able to hold this big, strong man in the palm of my bound hand.' 'I’d always assumed bondage would make me feel helpless. Watching him, experiencing with him, was utterly breathtaking.

That was much rarer, and with Cam, everything felt new again. A lot of times I felt more like the conductor of someone else’s symphony-which could be an awesome feeling, giving others the sort of experience with ropes they desired most-but it wasn’t the same as sharing something, discovering things together as equal participants, feeding off each other’s energy. 'Bondage scenes were supposed to be a shared experience, but they didn’t always work out that way. Bondage is often portrayed as a power move.

Lumber Jacked by Annabeth Albert