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*** 4 ‘Yes, Daddy’ Stars*** I enjoyed Little Dancer and when I saw that Princess Brat was going to delve back into the Daddy Dom/Little relationship I didn’t hesitate to grab it and see how this relationship would evolve and I must say I was just as fascinated by how it all evolved as as I was with Little Dancer. But what I enjoyed the most was how different the tone of this one was and though there was the issue with Adrienne’s father and the crazy fall out from that, it was a very character driven story that delved quite a bit into what a Dom/sub relationship is. Even though Adrienne was a brat, I quite liked her. She is a product of her environment, so her acting out wasn’t that much of a surprise or shock. She handled, or didn’t handle, things in the only way she knew, even when she knew she wouldn’t get the result she wanted. What I liked about her was how she ended up processing her emotions, and all that was going on around her, and actually evolved throughout the...

***4 ‘Kitten’ Stars*** The description was the hook and since I’m that someone who is an outsider looking in on that particular lifestyle, but is absolutely intrigued by it and all its nuances there was simply no way I could pass this book up and I was pleasantly surprised by it. It’s sweet, smexy, a little dark and yet there is a lot of heart woven into it as Abby and Rufus work their through the ups and downs of the Little/Dom lifestyle to find their own happiness. This review is going to be a little different than my norm because I’m not going to get into my feelings about Rufus and Abby, not because I didn’t like them, I actually found them to be quite likeable in general, but their journey is what fascinated me the most, so why force the issue? From start to finish I was totally fascinated by how their relationship evolved. The beginning had me running through a number of reactions on both sides of the coin, but as I got further into the story I really enjoyed the d...