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Claimed by Stacey Kennedy Review

Title: Claimed

Author: Stacey Kennedy

First published August 5, 2013

244 pages, Kindle Edition

Rating: 3.99

Overview

When Presley Flynn walks into Club Sin, she’s nervous but determined to experience her deepest, darkest desires. Dmitri Pratt, a seasoned Master, is just the man to make her fantasies a reality.

With his skilled touch, he pushes Presley to her limits and unleashes a pleasure she’s never known. But Presley is different from Dmitri’s other submissives.

She stirs emotions in him that he’s never felt before, and soon their passion goes beyond the dungeon. As they explore this new side of their relationship, they realize that their connection runs deeper than they ever could have imagined.

Claimed is a steamy, BDSM romance that will leave you breathless.

About the Author

Stacey Kennedy is an accomplished author with a USA Today bestselling status. Her contemporary romance novels are filled with passion, emotion, and a satisfying happily-ever-after ending.

She has published over 50 titles, all of which achieved bestselling status on Amazon, B&N, and Apple Books.

Stacey resides in the charming city of southwestern Ontario with her husband and two children. She finds great joy in spending time outdoors with her family and going on adventures with Priya, her horse, in the forest.

On days when she prefers to stay indoors, Stacey likes to write her books while surrounded by her lazy dogs. She believes that reading steamy novels about tough cowboys and alpha heroes can uplift anyone’s mood on a bad day.

However, she admits that a glass of wine and some chocolate can also do wonders.

Stacey values her readers and always appreciates hearing from them. You can contact her at [email protected].

Editoral Review

Stacey Kennedy’s Claimed is a steamy romance novel that will leave readers swooning over the intense chemistry between the two lead characters. First published on August 5, 2013, the book offers a glimpse into the world of BDSM and erotic romance, two genres that have gained immense popularity in recent years.

The plot revolves around the main protagonist, Presley Flynn, who has just landed her dream job at a prestigious PR agency. As she navigates the ups and downs of her professional life, she also finds herself caught up in a torrid affair with a handsome and mysterious client named Dimitri.

However, little does she know that Dimitri is the CEO of a powerful BDSM club, and he has plans to claim her as his submissive. What follows is a story of intense passion, trust issues, and power play, as the two characters navigate their way through a world of pleasure and pain.

One of the strengths of Claimed is Kennedy’s skillful writing style. The novel is intricately crafted and has a fast-paced plot that will keep readers hooked until the very end.

Kennedy’s attention to detail is also impressive, as she vividly describes the BDSM scenes and the sensual tension between the two lead characters. However, the character development could have been more nuanced, as the supporting cast often feels two-dimensional and underdeveloped.

Furthermore, Kennedy’s portrayal of the BDSM lifestyle may be problematic for some readers, as it reinforces certain problematic stereotypes about BDSM practitioners. However, for readers who are familiar with the genre and are open to exploring relationships based on power dynamics, Claimed may offer a thrilling read.

In comparison to other similar works in the genre, Claimed holds up reasonably well. The book offers a fresh take on the BDSM romance, and the chemistry between the two lead characters is palpable.

However, it may not be suitable for readers who are looking for a more aggressive and explicit portrayal of BDSM. Overall, I would recommend Claimed to readers who are looking for a steamy romance novel that explores the nuances of BDSM.

The book may not be suitable for everyone, but for those who are open to exploring alternative forms of intimacy, it may prove to be an indulgent and satisfying read. I would give the book a solid 3.5 out of 5 stars, based on the writing quality and the intricate plot.

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