Tex

Burnout Series, Book 2

By: Dahlia West

Narrated by: Mason Lloyd

Abby Raines is leaving Las Vegas. She's trading the glitter and excess of her hometown for the rolling hills and lush forests of Rapid City, South Dakota. She's taken her first real job, and she's determined to succeed on her own.

Mark Marsten traded the Texas range for the Army Rangers years ago and never looked back. Now he's settled permanently in Rapid City with the remaining members of his Special Forces unit. He thought he had it all - well, almost, anyway. Until a sassy redhead with a sharp tongue and body to die for rolled into town.

Mark knows that he's too much for her long-term, but he can't resist a fling with Rapid City's newest resident. He thought that he knew the game. After all, it's his game. And always his rules. But more and more it feels like Abby is the one holding all the cards.

©2015 Dahlia West (P)2016 Tantor

This was my first BDSM romance novel

This was my first BDSM romance novel and I liked it a lot! The first book in this series is more about the relationship and then the sex but this one has WAY more sex then the first one. Which I was more then ok with...I used to think I was kinky, too Kinky...I no longer think that...I loved listing to Tex and Abby fall in love, and like any healthy normal BDSM relationship sex is a big part of it.

sub in training

I liked this book, however for me, the dom is more demanding in a rude way then I usually like. I would still recommend this series.

Should have a warning attached

Most of the story was alright. It was a bit intense at times. I didn't expect so much BDSM or the rawness of it all. Some parts were actually too much for me personally.

Not a Fan of This One

Too much porn, not enough story line. After liking Tex in "Shooter", I thought Tex was an a$$ for about half the book and it was a disappointment. With all the Dom/sub stuff, there didn't seem to be a lot of time for the actual story.

A little long.

The Dom and Sub training was a little on the long side. The over all story was very good.