REVIEW: 'Bound by the Enemy' by Jessi Bond

Title: Bound by the Enemy

Series: Bound by the Enemy #1

Author: Jessi Bond

Published: December 18, 2012

Publisher: Self-Published

Genre: Erotica

Length: 27 Pages

Tags: Gay; M/M; BDSM; Abduction; Forced Seduction; Dub-Con; Novelette; Kink: Caning, Fisting; Taboo

BLURB: Secret agent Randal Blake has been captured by the enemy, soon to be tortured and held in captivity. Or so he thinks - until his captor makes it clear that he's interested in more than information or ransom. Bold and sensual, the mysterious kidnapper offers Blake a unique alternative to traditional torture - and the drug he slipped into Blake's food is making it seem all the more enticing. Will the straight spy decide to become another man's sex slave?

Warning: Contains kidnapping, reluctant consent, bondage, corporal punishment, collaring, first-time anal sex, gunplay, and fisting.

4 HEART READ

REVIEW:

For a short little read Jessi Bond’s Bound by the Enemy, book one in the Bound by the Enemy series, pulls quite the tantalizing punch!

In the opening scene Blake, a Secret Agent, comes to in a dazed fog. Bound in a compromising position.

When his captor, Sarceda, arrives and leads him through an expansive home with guards at every corner, it is obvious this is a very powerful man. Blake decides then and there to use his skills to read him and not be manipulated.

But when he is a guest at dinner nothing goes according to plan.

Thinking he has Sarceda playing right into his hand he is shockingly questioned about sexual preferences and suddenly the tables are turned and Blake finds himself “Bound by the Enemy” - vulnerable in more ways than one.

I have to give it to Blake he really tries hard to stick to his smart ass bravado even when it’s evident he and Sarceda are evenly matched in their cunning. But Sarceda has the upper hand and he uses it. Forcefully. Seductively!

To be honest the sex seemed a bit intense – almost abrupt. I mean come on, fisting first-time anal!? *gah* And at times I wondered if Blake didn’t cave too quickly to his circumstances. But heh, he was abducted, right? Sarceda doesn’t care.

Bound by the Enemy will have you questioning while at the same time believing and then understanding: When Blake thinks to himself that the only thing the organization did not condition him to defend himself against - is pleasure.

And the developing Master/slave dynamic that starts to reveal itself will have you rushing to the finish to realize that it’s just exactly what you were waiting for.

Kimmers’ Erotic Book Banter purchased a copy of Bound by the Enemy in order to offer a fair and honest opinion.

If you enjoy Bound by the Enemy you might also like Jack L. Pyke's Lost in the Echo.