Review: Mia's Submission by Sandra Bunino

Title:Mia’s Submission
Author:Sandra Bunino
Series:The Satin Rose Experience Book 1
Release Date:August 7^th, 2012
Publisher:  Evernight Publishing
Genre:Erotica
Rating: 3 Hoots
Reviewer: Charity
Buy From: Amazon/ Barnes and Noble

Sum It Up!The writing is done pretty well. The characters have good chemistry, there were just a few little nitpicky things that could have been done better.

Hardworking Mia Lavender's been offered a promotion she can’t refuse--VP of Client Experience at New York’s exclusive BDSM club, The Satin Rose Experience, or SRE. Mia's kept her submissive tendencies a secret, until now. She'll have ample opportunity to explore her fantasy because to succeed in her new role at SRE, she will need on-the-job training at the hands of Asher Cane.

During Asher Cane's very first training session with Mia, he fails to follow his own rules and has the hottest vanilla sex of his life. Mia needs training, and Asher is damned if he'll allow another Dom to touch her. Can Asher be the dispassionate trainer Mia needs to learn the exquisite give and take of dominance and submission? Or will Mia's submission come only at the cost of his heart? (Goodreads)

Review:

I have to start out by saying; this isn’t actually the beginning of this series even though it’s listed as book 1. The introduction to this series is found in an anthology called Keyboards and Kink, and if you haven’t read that first, I think it would be hard to catch up on the characters emotional connection. My only complaint about this book and series, as a whole, is the length of the installments. At 33 pages it just starts to get good when it’s over. My personal opinion is that it should be combined a little more. Maybe Mia’s Submission and then a book after she is fully trained.

The writing is done pretty well. The characters have good chemistry, there were just a few little nitpicky things that could have been done better.

For me, it all boils down to what you get for your money. If these were free or mere cents to buy each little installment, then it would be worth it. BUT will I recommend 33 pages of a sneak peak at the price it is listed for, the answer to that is no.