Black Dorn by Daryl Devore

Title: Black Dorn

Author: Daryl Devore

Sub-Genre(s): BDSM, Erotic, Historical

Publisher: New Dawning Bookfair

Publication Date: October 19, 2011

ISBN #: B005XQ93RC

Format: eBook from Author

Reviewer: Sam

Rating: 4 Cups

Blurb:*

Sold by her family to become a submissive courtesan to a powerful man, Branwyn arrives in a strange new land ruled by the castle of Black Dorn. Horrified by Branwyn's lack of knowledge regarding relations between a man and his woman, her instructor, Duna Trea, begins her daily lesson in the art of bedding a man.

Review:
Black Dorn is a strange read but in my opinion it was also interesting. There is some language and the way in which they speak you have to get use to, as this is a historical read. 
 
Branwyn arrives at a mysterious household known as Black Dorn and the reader is very much in her mind. The place is strange and when you watch one of the ladies being punished you still don’t understand where she is exactly. As the story progresses the reader and Branwyn are both brought into the understanding of her situation. 
 
There are points I thought were brilliant about this story. One was the fact, Branwyn does fight her training as she was not brought up to touch a man or accept a touch by a man except her husband. I found this refreshing that even after she is punished for fighting her training she is still adamant she won’t submit to it.  
 
The way the reader is taken on a journey with the main lead. You only see what the writer wants you to see and I thought that was really great. 
 
She defies all odds and falls in love with the man of the house. Their romance is beautiful and well written and as you read you wish them the best. 
 
Daryl Devore has written another great read and one I really enjoyed. 


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