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19 of 20 found the following review helpful:
Delicious to the core! Sep 11, 2004
I hate reading e-books. There's nothing worse than reading a book that's on your computer screen. I like to curl up with a nice hard or paperback. However, J.W. McKenna's Darkest Hour was worth it. This is one of the hottest BDSM novels I have read! Ellie Martinson awoke inside a dungeon where she is later subjected to all sorts of sexual torment by her secret captor. As days go by, Ellie is convinced that she will never be free, but hope is renewed when she encounters a new protector. Ellie may find freedom after all -- the only problem is that she no longer wants it. The pleasure she has received is something she'd never envisaged...
Darkest Hour is insatiable from beginning to end. This is one no-holds-barred BDSM novel! Ellora's Cave has once again pleased me (so to speak) with this erotic gem. J.W. McKenna (pseudonym?) has created sensual situations coupled with a compelling story. I couldn't get enough of this book. As said earlier, reading a book from my computer was well worth it. I cannot recommend this e-book enough...
22 of 23 found the following review helpful:
Use Caution With This Book Jan 14, 2003
This book is definitely not for the faint of heart or those that are not into the more harsh BSDM writing. Ms McKenna takes no prisoners in writing this book.Ellie is kidnapped and force into the role of submissive. She is starved, whipped, and tied down until she learns that the only way for her to be comfortable is to do just what the Master wants. He is very thourgh in his training. Ellie is sold to a man she thinks will treat her well, but he is only interested in revenging himself on his dead wife through her. His son however is a different story. He fells in love with Ellie and most decided if he can defy his father and save Ellie. The story is well written and Ellie's character is quite believeable. It is amazing what human nature can sustain to survive.
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