Review: Restrain Me by Alyssa Brooks & Larissa Lyons

Restrain Me
Alyssa Brooks
Larissa Lyons

Publisher: Ellora's Cave
Publication Date: July 1, 2009
Kindle
Genre: Erotica, Western
Characters: Sommer St. Claire, Boaz McKenzie
Challenge: 50 States, 100+
My Rating:

Submissive urges. Hidden desires. With the help of one rugged West Texas cowboy, Sommer’s about to discover hers.

Fed up with his meddlesome family, mounting responsibilities and meager sex life, Boaz “Bo” McKenzie roars into Rustlers Junction with a single goal in mind—to find the hottest filly in town and ride her senseless. A sound spanking might be in order as well.

Outrageously betting she’ll bed the next man to walk through the door, normally reserved Sommer vows to cap off her stay at a local dude ranch with a ride on a real cowboy. But it’ll be Bo riding her, rough, randy and all through the night.

Neither expects how explosive their encounters will be or where they’ll lead…with Bo branding Sommer as his, flesh and soul.

Sommer is on vacation in West Texas at a dude ranch when she meets Boaz. Sommer has led a dull, boring life that she decides has got to change. Her friend Suzy, whom she met at the Lucky Lady Dude Ranch, takes her out to the Bottoms Up bar, where they engage in a friendly wager. Sommer has to have sex with the next single man to walk int the bar. Just Boaz's luck, it happens to be him.

The two of them hit it off hot and heavy from the start. They engage in some light bondage play and some human branding. Even with the bondage play, it wasn't over the top. Although the branding is something new, but not completely unheard of. During one of their extremely hot encounters, Boaz marks Sommer's bottom with the Bottoms Up brand.

When Boaz's bible-thumping grandmother catches them between the sheets, Sommer pretends that they are engaged to be married. They do this because his grandmother threatened to disown any and all her grandchildren who indulge in premarital relations.

I really loved all the McKenzie clan, except of course Grandmother Dori. I hope these authors continue forward with the Bottoms Up Ranch and provide books for all the grandchildren.