***4 ‘No secrets’ Stars*** When Jade West writes a book called “Call Me Daddy” you read it and know full well that she will take you on a journey that may disturb, but will ultimately intrigue and she’s accomplished that here. While this book is definitely not as dark as the ones in her Dirty Bad series, it still delves into what many may consider taboo and disturbing and she does it well because she ends up making you question if it really is taboo and disturbing. Laine and Nick are both lost, both missing key elements that reside in their very souls and then they collide and the flood gates open to the possibilities they offer each other. Things progress quickly between them and yet it works and it’s quite fascinating to see how quickly they both fall into their new routine. The concept of Daddy play was intriguing and much of what occurred between the two wasn’t really too out there, the sex and how they played was sexy and not too dark, but there was one aspect o...