A Gift Worth Sharing by Marty Rayne

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Have you ever wonder what happen after an happily ever after? Of course you have, and this is the reason why so manu authors write a sequel to a good story.

Nate and Kyle met in the previous book. Kyle was a nice guy with some problem of self consciousness and thought that some session with a Dom, in a very exclusive club, could help him to better understand his own persona. The chosen Dom is the best the house could offer, Nate; Nate is not only a perfect Dom, he is also a psych major and in a point in his life where his profession as paid Dom is not enough for him. Finding Kyle and helping him to be the real man he knew he can be was only a pleasure, more since it drew Kyle into his life and bed.

Two years later Nate and Kyle are still an happy couple, but Kyle is still somewhat naivee to all the possibilities in their relationship. When Nate spies an interesting reaction of Kyle on a threesome tale, he thinks to organize a nice surprise to him: a weekend in an isolated cabin with a male escort to fullfill all their desires. But Kyle's reaction is not what Nate expects: oh, don't get me wrong, Kyle is not so much worried on the threesome in itself, but since he had a bad breakup with his former boyfriend after the man behaved pretty bad during a threesome. And so Kyle, in his mind, probably matches threesome with trouble.

When Kyle realizes that Dakota, the escort, his not an innocent man in need of whoring himself to survive, he changes a bit his mind. More he starts to worry more for his reactions to the man, than for Nate's behavior. Step by step he allows Dakota to enter their bad, drawing a line on anal intercourse, but more or less allowing everything else. Even if he likes Dakota as a man outside the bedroom, in bed Kyle treats him more like a high paid toy. At the end of the weekend, Kyle understands that the man he loves his Nate and that even if he physically wants another man, this doesn't mean that he is cheating on Nate, above all since Nate is there with him to share everything... well said that, I don't know if I like the fact that Kyle lost his innocence...

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Series:
1) A Master's Love: http://elisa-rolle.livejournal.com/81235.html
2) A Gift Worth Sharing

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Cover Art by April Martinez

Comments

[elisa-rolle.livejournal.com]

> I must ask though Elisa, why do you feel that Kyle lost his innocence?

This is all due to my mind :-) I link an exclusive couple (means only two in bed) as vanilla and so, maybe, naivee, innocent. The fact that Kyle, at the end of the book, accepts the possibility to enter another man in their lovemaking, without considering it a cheating, for me is like he lost a bit of innocence.

Elisa

[byanca-silver.livejournal.com]

Ahhh I get you.
In Kyle's defense though, he did ponder that same thought many times to himself. And when he made up his mind about the situation, he was insistent that
Dakota have only a certain degree of involvement.I know he personally isn't into the "scene" anymore, but he's surrounded by it and so it is a part of his life, and in the scene that's not really cheating...is it?
I'm just happy he stuck with his limits though, because if they hadn't I would have been floored.
I think Kyle will always have an innocence about him, it's like mixed in with his DNA, lol.