Mastering Her Senses (Blasphemy Book 2)

Set in Blasphemy, the story of Cassia and Master Quinton. No plot spoilers.There are a few uncomfortable moments with flashbacks as the FL deals with a prior incident but they are well written and empathetic so should not prove to be a potential trigger.I have re-read this series a number of times and have no idea why I have not left feedback before but here we go.The book is well written with excellent characterisation, Master Quinton is a main character throughout the series and has been beautifully written. The FL is also so well developed she is totally believable. Supporting characters are described in depth with just enough words, there is nothing written that is a word filler. The author strikes the right balance of show and tell which makes the plot bubble along with pace. I only award five stars when the storyline, grammar and editing are spot on, for that reason I wish I could give 4.5 and not the four stars Kindle allow, and this is due to two or three odd bits of editing that jar the reader from the book but don't actually detract from the storyline. For this author, it's very unusual to have any errors at all. There are lots of hot sex scenes, all of them appropriate and consensual even if some are at the harsher end of the BDSM spectrum.It's a romance, with a HEA and excellent characterisation and I have no problem recommending the series.

This is the type of BDSM romance I have been searching for. Kaye clearly knows the BDSM world, she understands that it's normal people who enjoy an intense experience. The drama and tension in these books is so relatable and these characters are so easy to fall in love with. I am loving everything about the Blasphemy series so far. The scenes in Master her Senses were intense, erotic and scorchingly hot. The characters were down to earth and their relationship could have been real. So often, especially in BDSM romances, the relationships are unrealistic, include billionaires, and are Non- consentual / between a supposedly experienced Dom and a newbie submissive. I *love* that the Blasphemy series doesn't have any of those tropes. I cannot wait to read more!

Second book in the Blasphemy series with the BDSM club and 12 Masters.This book is based around Master Quinton, renown for his scenes involving sense-deprivation, and Cassia, who used to play at Blasphemy as a sub but hasn't since her caving accident left her with a paralyzing fear of the dark.I loved this couple, although Quinton didn't really come across as too much of a Master, he seemed to relaxed and nice for this - but I did thoroughly enjoy the story as Cassia tries to overcome her fears of the dark with Quinton's help. Again there are some really hot sexy scenes in here. I'm really liking these stories by Laura, and can't wait to read some more.

Good read

This was a really enjoyable, engaging story. That drew me in from the very start, with two likable characters. Who shared lots of chemistry and a connection that surpassed their D/s relationship. There was also very little in the way of drama. And it really was an extremely sensual, sexy and erotic story that I would happily recommend to others.

I enjoyed this book even more than the one before. The sensory play was hot. And the part of the story away from the club was interesting... Who doesn't want to drive race cars... I am thinking Laura Kate is a can't stop reading author goddess.

I enjoyed this story about Cassia and Quinton but as the stories in this series are novella length, I do feel each couple falls for each other a bit too quickly but the sex scenes are well written and the Dom is always very caring of his submissive.

Another great story from Laura Kaye. I do like the background of the club Blasphemy and it's interesting mix of characters. It was a pleasure to read about Quinton and Cass, to see their relationship developing. His dedication to supporting her was beautiful and I liked that the gritty as well as the pretty aspects of life were included in the story. I have to commend some of the scenes too - hot, fun and unusual. Delightful.