A Matter of Trust
The bittersweet tale of Bear and his Boy -- a BDSM Dom and his fledgling Sub -- who live “the life” in west central New Jersey, just north of Trenton.<br><br>Donald K. Drummond is the Master of all he surveys -- a legend in commercial real estate in New Jersey by day and by night a Master Dom at the gay BDSM club, Indiscreet.<br><br>What he couldn't find was a boy to call his own. That all changed when a nerd with taped glasses and worn Dockers barged into his office spilling his bottle of 1985 Bourdeau over his priceless Persian carpet.<br><br>Brian Murphy came with a host of troubles, the least of which was his grasping aunt, his invalid mother, and his rather tenuous position in Donald's mail room.<br><br>Can a Dom with issues of his own come to train and trust a needy boy from his own mailroom? It's all <em>A Matter of Trust</em>.
Well, no sexy scenes until chapter 65... and 48 hrs took a long time to write. I think it was too descriptive when it came to scenery and stuff like weather... it's one of those books where everyone seems to be the bad guy except the few friends Bear had. Do all subs need to be portrayed as poor, abused kids who have no friends and need their love interest to save them? Other then those irritations, this was well written, great character development, sweet ending, and fun supporting characters (but only on Bear's side because Brian didn't have anyone who cared).
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This novel has fulfilled my imagination. It’s a journey that was amazing to read. Brian dealt with everything Donald wanted submitting to even wearing a collar.